Wiltshire Libraries

These books have been donated to Wiltshire libraries by the WDA:

• Parenting a dyslexic child – Edited by Gillian Ashby
• Dyslexia friendly schools: good practice guide – BDA
• The illustrated guide to dyslexia and its amazing people – Kathy Forsyth & Kate Power
• Xtraordinary people: made by dyslexia – Kate Griggs
• Dyslexia and success: the winning formulas – Karen Cousins
• How dyslexics learn: grasping the nettle – Kate Saunders & Annie White
• Taking the hell out of homework: tips and techniques for parents and home educators – Neil MacKay
• 200 tricky spellings in cartoons: visual mnemonics for everyone – Lidia Stanton
• How to boost reading and writing through play: for literacy-based activities for children – Georgina Durrant
• Maths learning difficulties, dyslexia and dyscalculia – Steve Chinn
• Times tables tricks: for visual and hands on learners – Lidia Stanton
• GCSE maths for neurodivergent learners – July Hornigold & Rose Jewell
• Can I tell you about dyscalculia?  A guide for friends, family and professionals – Judy Hornigold
• The bigger picture book of amazing dyslexics and the jobs they do – Kathy Forsyth & Kate Power
• Dyslexia: wrestling with an octopus – 10 tips to Help Your Child – Beth Beamish
• This is dyslexia: the definitive guide to the untapped power of dyslexic thinking and its vital role in our future – Kate Griggs
• Neurodiversity at work: drive innovation, performance and productivity with a neurodiverse workforce – Amanda Kirby & Theo Smith
• The dyslexic advantage: unlocking the hidden potential of the dyslexic brain – Brock & Fernette Eide
• Dyslexia is my superpower (most of the time) – Margaret Rooke
• Sophie’s Superpower – Dawn Crowle and Rhiannon Jones
• Literacy Learning Journeys: An Educator’s Guide to Dyslexia, Ages 0-18 – Helen Ross

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