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Hadley is ten-years-old and in the fifth grade. She is a feminist, an activist, and a contortionist. Her short story collection, Small Stories, published by La La La Press when she was seven, sold out of its first two printings. She raises money for causes she believes in and considers weird a compliment.
Your Neurodiverse Friend #1: A User Guide To Treating People like People
by Temple Grandin, Ph.D Author, Joe Biel Author, Eliot Daughtry Author, Gee23 Author, Kate McNulty Author, 4 more
Neurodiversity occupies a similar place in the public consciousness as gay rights did in the 1970s: most people on the …
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