Get It Done & Have Fun!

ADHD Hacks for Awesome Kids

De: Penn Holderness, Kim Holderness, Vin Vogel

From the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling authors of All You Can Be with ADHD comes a vibrant and dynamic picture book jam-packed with creative solutions to everyday tasks, empowering young readers to utilize the ingenuity and spark that comes with thinking differently.

Hi there! I’m Squeaky McGee. I am a squirrel who has ADHD.

Maybe you have a brain that’s like mine? I love an adventure all of the time! But do chores get you down—do you find them a bore? Like brushing your teeth or mopping the floor? I’ll help you do them! I’ve got your back! There’s this new thing, I call it a HACK.

Written in playful rhyme and filled with humor, this engaging picture book will help all young readers successfully tackle that boring list of household to-do's that challenge us all!

Awesome Books for ADHD Kids:
• All You Can Be with ADHD
• Get It Done & Have Fun!: ADHD Hacks for Awesome Kids

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"This book offers practical, playful strategies to turn 'I can't' into 'I can'—and that is what helps kids build capability and confidence."—Dr. Becky Kennedy, clinical psychologist and New York Times bestselling author

"A treasure trove of ADHD hacks that can be used by kids and adults alike. Creative, witty, and practical all at once."—Damon Tweedy, MD, New York Times bestselling author and professor at Duke University School of Medicine

"A playful, empowering road map that turns daily tasks into engaging adventures."—Marcy Caldwell, PsyD, author, psychologist, founder and director of The Center for ADHD

"Kim and Penn have done it again! This book provides parents with a fun way to tackle conversations about chores, and I can't wait to add it to my collection!" —Emily W. King, PhD, child psychologist and author of The Neurodivergent Learner

Praise for All You Can Be With ADHD:
“This bright, uplifting book will inspire and encourage young readers who may find themselves grappling with a new, confusing, and sometimes stressful diagnosis of [ADHD]….The text's rhyming verse creates a memorable set of mantras, and the fun illustrations reinforce that not only are ADHD minds extremely capable but they are also imaginative and innovative…[A] reminder that differences can and should be celebrated.”—Booklist

"The Holdernesses teach kids with ADHD about the special ways their brains work… seeing their diagnosis as a benefit…. Illustrations are fun and colorful, depicting a diverse group of children… [A] valuable takeaway for neurodivergent kids.”—Kirkus Reviews