Titles in This Set:
UNMASKED The Ultimate Guide to ADHD, Autism and Neurodivergence
Girl Unmasked How Uncovering My Autism Saved My Life

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9789124332181

Overview:
This two-book collection brings together a practical, compassionate guide and a deeply personal memoir, offering a complete picture of neurodivergence through two distinctive voices. Perfect for readers who want both understanding and connection, the set answers common questions about ADHD and autism while sharing intimate, relatable experiences. Ellie Middleton writes from the perspective of an adult who found her footing after a late diagnosis, turning years of misinterpretation into a pathway for healing, advocacy, and clearer self‑care. UNMASKED provides accessible explanations of how neurodivergence affects thinking, sensation, and daily life, with actionable strategies for organization, routines, and self-advocacy. In parallel, Emily Katy’s Girl Unmasked unfolds the story of discovering autism at 16 and navigating the pressures of school and adolescence with remarkable honesty. Together, these books invite readers to learn, reflect, and move forward with confidence and empathy.

What Makes This Collection Special:
Two books, one powerful message: neurodivergence is a different operating system, not a defect. The collection couples a practical, evidence-informed guide with a courageous, unflinching memoir, providing both context and character. Readers gain a clear framework for understanding ADHD and autism, plus a vivid, human narrative that shows the real impact of diagnosis, support, and personal resilience. The duo speaks to a broad audience: someone seeking self‑understanding, a parent or partner seeking insight, educators aiming to improve inclusion, or friends looking to be better allies. The set also offers enduring gift value for students, graduates, or anyone beginning a journey into neurodiversity—with a tangible sense of support, validation, and hope.

Books Included in This Collection:
UNMASKED The Ultimate Guide to ADHD, Autism and Neurodivergence
Designed as a practical, evidence-informed companion, UNMASKED explains how ADHD and autism influence daily life, from attention and memory to sensory processing and social interactions. Ellie Middleton writes with warmth and authority about her own diagnosis at 24 and the moment she realized she wasn’t broken. The book translates research into everyday steps: building routines, advocating for accommodations, managing overwhelm, and nurturing mental health. It also equips allies with actionable ways to support loved ones. Expect approachable language, concrete tips, checklists, and empowering insight that validates lived experience while offering a clear path to greater self-understanding and autonomy.

Girl Unmasked How Uncovering My Autism Saved My Life
Emily Katy’s memoir traces the discovery of autism at 16 and the long road through anxiety, OCD, and schooling pressures. The narrative is intimate and candid, revealing how imagination and reading provided shelter when the world felt overwhelming. Emily describes the missteps of systems not designed for autistic minds, the moments of near-crisis, and, ultimately, the turning point of diagnosis and self-acceptance. The book offers a rare, firsthand view of adolescence with autism, celebrating courage, family support, and the resilience it takes to find one’s own path to well-being.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
This collection is ideal for teens and adults curious about neurodivergence, as well as parents, teachers, and carers seeking practical understanding and empathy. It suits readers exploring ADHD or autism for personal reasons, allies wanting to learn how to navigate conversations and accommodations, students studying psychology or education, and anyone seeking uplifting, real-world stories of resilience. Gift buyers will find a thoughtful, informative, and emotionally resonant present for graduates, new students, or families building healthier conversations around neurodiversity.

Key Benefits:

• Clear, compassionate explanations of ADHD and autism from both a diagnostic and lived-experience perspective
• Practical strategies for organisation, routines, sensory management, and self-advocacy
• Authentic personal narratives that foster empathy and reduce stigma
• Two complementary formats that suit different reading needs—guide plus memoir
• Valuable insights for allies, families, and educators to create inclusive environments
• Great for gifting to readers seeking inspiration, understanding, or a voice they can trust

About the Author:
Ellie Middleton is a prominent voice in neurodiversity advocacy, writing with the authority of lived experience. Diagnosed with ADHD and autism later in life, she speaks to the challenges and triumphs of adolescence and adulthood, offering practical guidance for self‑understanding and advocacy. Her mission is to reshape perceptions of neurodivergence and empower others to embrace their differences as strengths. Emily Katy contributes a deeply personal, candid memoir that reveals the emotional terrain of identifying autism in the late teenage years. Her insights into anxiety, OCD, and school pressures illuminate how imagination and resilience can sustain a young person through difficult moments. Together, their work balances clarity with candor, delivering both knowledge and heart to readers.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
Owning both a diagnostic guide and a personal memoir creates a holistic reading experience—informative, inspiring, and deeply relatable. The hardcover format and cohesive design make the set a standout addition to any bookshelf, while the two voices offer relatable entry points for different readers. Whether you’re seeking practical strategies, empathy-filled storytelling, or a powerful gift for someone starting their own journey with neurodiversity, this set delivers sustained value and encouragement long after the last page is turned.

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