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A series of lighthearted, rhyming stories with endearing characters that explain differences to children in a way they can relate to and understand, but also help adults and peers learn how to help and support in moments of difficulty.

This children's book series has been a labour of love, every word and illustration carefully chosen and created to foster the concept of inclusion and to help children see themselves represented in a way that offers a refreshing alternative to the medical model of deficits. With an emphasis on acceptance and support, the characters learn to understand themselves a little better and the books gently approach the topic of self advocacy and the self confidence it can provide.

The SEND Friends book series is available to buy now on Amazon!

Tilly Tortoise finds social situations tricky. Sometimes, when she feels overwhelmed she just can't find her words! Follow Tilly's adventures to see how she overcomes her difficulties with a little help from her friends and adults.

A short story to explain situational mutism to young children- and how to help for adults!

Join Rosie Rabbit as she navigates situations where she is expected to be still and quiet- but can't because she just has so much energy!

A short story introducing children to different listening styles and the importance of movement for some people to support concentration. Throughout the story, Rosie is encouraged to work with her body and build subtle movement into everyday situations.

Oliver Owl loves busy days with his family and friends, but at night he has a tricky time getting to sleep! Throughout this short story, Oliver is reassured that he will sleep when his body is ready, trying different strategies to ease the pressure around bed time. Settling to sleep is something often difficult for many neurodivergent children and young people.

George Goat has ARFID- an eating disorder previously known as 'Selective Eating Disorder'. This children's book in the SEND Friends Series shows how George is supported through everyday situations where expectations to eat and drink can be difficult for him to navigate. With a focus on building the confidence to self advocate and removing some of the pressure around meal times, this heartwarming story covers a variety of settings where food expectations may present, including home, school, a friend's house and a visit to relatives.

Dean Duck gets stuck. Sometimes, Dean becomes so overwhelmed by tasks that he can struggle to get started. This children's book in the SEND Friends Series shows how Dean is supported through everyday situations where multi step tasks can be difficult for him to navigate.

With a focus on building the confidence to self advocate and removing some of the pressure by focusing on smaller steps toward a bigger goal, this heartwarming story covers a variety of settings where executive dysfunction may present, including home and school.

Flynn and Flo Fox are twins- the same in lots of ways, different in others! This book takes a look at the way Flynn and Flo experience sensory differences, and some of the strategies they use to regulate and find comfort in everyday situations.

The Fox twins are further supported by 'Pa' Fox, who understands that the way they experience their surroundings may be different to his own, validating and further supporting their instinctive sensory regulation strategies.