This month, we celebrate that there’s no single “right” way for brains to work! The neurodiverse community includes people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other differences that shape how they think, learn, and experience the world. These differences aren’t deficits—they’re part of the range of human strengths and perspectives that make our school and the world more creative, thoughtful, and innovative. Below, we’ve highlighted books and voices that reflect neurodiverse experiences and encourage everyone to build understanding, respect, and appreciation for the many ways people think and learn.