Thank you NetGalley and Publisher for allowing me to read and review this book.

I found the insight on how to support your neurodiverse child informative.

This book is extremely informative and helpful. It is written in an easy-to-understand manner. This is very helpful as the subject matter is stressful enough. The Index was useful in finding the particular area that I really wanted dot read I recommend this book to any parents, grandparents, teachers, aides, volunteers, doctors, nurses, clergy, human resources. Anyone who is in a position to need the understanding of working with a Neurodivergent Child.

This is an okay guide to neurodiversity, parenting neurodiverse children and how to support them.
In all honesty, perhaps due to being up-to-date on the topics and voraciously reading about the topics around neurodiversity (for personal and professional reasons), I did not get much new out of this book. I will not be reviewing it publicly.
Those who are looking for an introductory book, a quick read with a wide range of matters (the pros of this book) may benefit more from this.
ADHD. ADD. Well, please review the DSM-5-TR and its latest updates. It is ADHD. The inattentive-type? I doubt that the author and the publisher wished to cover only the inattentive type of ADHD. Why use an outdated term?