
Basic Facts about Dyslexia & Other Reading Problems
Louisa Cook Moats, Karen Dakin, International Dyslexia Association
Published 2008
146 pages
Books about dyslexia follow people who learn and read differently. Stories of children struggling at school and discovering their strengths sit beside memoirs by successful adults and guides for parents and teachers. They are encouraging books, and many are designed to be easy on the eye. The newest come first.

Louisa Cook Moats, Karen Dakin, International Dyslexia Association
Published 2008
146 pages

Optometric Extension Program, College of Optometrists in Vision Development
Published 1990
71 pages

Marianne Eleveld
Published 2005
169 pages

Neil Alexander-Passe, Pennie Aston, Michael Ryan undifferentiated
Published 2015
264 pages

James Doyle
Published 1996
218 pages

Shirley Kurnoff
Published 2001
353 pages

Diana Bartlett, Sylvia Moody, Katherine Kindersley
Published 2010
328 pages

Lindsay Peer, Gavin Reid
2003 · 2013 edition

Robert W. Langston
2009 · 2012 edition
142 pages

Stanislas Dehaene, Станислас Деан, 斯坦尼斯拉斯·迪昂
2007 · 2009 edition
388 pages

Suzanne Carreker, Judith R. Birsh
2011 · 2018 edition
192 pages

Steven Milner
Published 2006
118 pages

Anita Keates
2002 · 2017 edition
116 pages

Robert E. Lynn
Published 1984
325 pages

Julie V. Marinac
Published 2008
240 pages

Darrell Morris
Published 2013
305 pages

Ian Smythe
Published 2010
192 pages

Neil Alexander-Passe
Published 2012
232 pages
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Marjolaine Michèle Limbos
Published 1998
84 pages

Bernadette McLean, Rosie Wood
Published 2004
120 pages

Darrell Morris
Published 2008
252 pages

Guy Loraine Bond, Miles Albert Tinker
Published 1973
604 pages

Wilma H. Miller
Published 1973
287 pages

Emerald V. Dechant
Published 1971
411 pages