
Fifty Years in Dyslexia Research
Timothy R. Miles
Published 2006
168 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.

Timothy R. Miles
Published 2006
168 pages

Hugh William Catts, Alan G. Kamhi
Published 2005
227 pages

Peter Westwood
2000 · 2001 edition
144 pages

Althea
Published 2003
32 pages

Gary Fitzgibbon, Brian O'Connor
Published 2002
184 pages

Paula Wiltshire
1821 · 2002 edition
64 pages

Carol S. Spafford, George S. Grosser
Published 2005
384 pages

Regina G. Richards
Published 1999
308 pages

Patricia A. Dunn
Published 1995
216 pages

Michael Ryden
1989 · 1996 edition
64 pages

Tanya Faludy, Alexander Faludy
Published 1996
160 pages

Barry Rosen
Published 1993
30 pages

Harold N. Levinson
Published 1994
455 pages

Jean Augur
Published 1995
127 pages

Anne Marshall Huston
Published 1992
345 pages

Chris Eboch
Published 2014
112 pages

John, Money
Published 1962
220 pages

Louise Clarke
1973 · 1974 edition
280 pages

Emerald Dechant
Published 1981
296 pages

Guy Loraine Bond, Miles Albert Tinker, Barbara B. Wasson
Published 1973
604 pages

Meish Goldish
Published 1998
64 pages

Tiffany Sunday
Published 2015
156 pages

Harvey Hubbell, Julie Costanzo, Phyllis C. Orlowski
Published 2011
265 pages

Committee on the Prevention of Reading Difficulties in Young, National Research Council, Cognitive, and Sensory Sciences Board on Behavioral
1998 · 2014 edition
443 pages