I didn’t set out to write about ADHD.
I set out to make sense of my life.
The gold-star kid. The overachiever. The girl who did everything “right” and still felt like she was failing at something invisible.
The kid who picked her nails and wiggled her toes because sitting still was impossible but being good was essential.
The girl who talked through movies and interrupts in conversations. The one who felt everything loudly and learned to make it smaller.
The teen who learned that straight A’s, reliability, and being helpful made her safe.
And the adult who was diagnosed late and finally understood.
Books for Busy Brains, Big Feelings & Becoming Yourself
Told in rhyme and originally a poem, My Busy Brain is a comforting picture book for children whose brains move fast, bodies move constantly, and feelings come in big waves.
A memoir for teens who are a pleasure to have in class and magnets to girl drama. A story of self-doubt, self-consciousness and self-discovery.
A raw, funny memoir for women who did everything right and still felt wrong. This is the overthinking, people-pleasing, quiet panic, running commentary in your head — written down.
MY BUSY BRAIN
CHILDREN'S BOOK
just a bit much
MEMOIR
you ALways do this
MEMOIR FOR TEENS
Number One Best Seller
Mental Health & Body Image
On depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and moving from self-criticism to self-acceptance.
Resilience & Reinvention
On staying in the room when it’s uncomfortable, pivoting instead of quitting, and finding joy in a life rebuilt on your own terms.
Friendship & Belonging
On betrayals, “mean girl” dynamics, grief over friendships ending, and the relief of choosing yourself when you don’t fit in.
Neurodivergence & Self-Discovery
On receiving an ADHD diagnosis as an adult, reframing an entire life through that lens, and learning to work with (not against) your brain.
"permission to be happy"
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