Children's Books

Join Daniel on a colourful journey and see the world through his eyes.

On the Bus is a bright and friendly story that introduces readers to Daniel, an autistic child who experiences the world in his own unique way. Through clear, engaging pictures and gentle storytelling, children learn about acceptance, understanding, and some of the challenges Daniel faces each day.

Perfect for children, parents, and educators, On the Bus makes conversations about neurodiversity easy and enjoyable. Each book also includes a calming colouring page and a fun spot‑the‑difference activity to help children focus and unwind.

Who On the Bus is for

• Autistic children aged 4–10 who want to see themselves represented in a gentle, positive story

• Young children learning about autism and different ways people experience the world

• Parents and caregivers looking for simple, supportive ways to talk about neurodiversity

• Teachers and classroom assistants who need inclusive resources for early years and primary settings

• Therapists and support workers who use stories to help children understand feelings and daily challenges

• Siblings and friends who want to understand and support the autistic children in their lives

Join Daniel as he gets ready for a bright and noisy fireworks display.

Fireworks Night is a warm and reassuring story that follows Daniel, an autistic child who prepares carefully for an evening filled with loud sounds and big feelings. With planning, distraction, and kindness from the people around him, Daniel discovers a way to enjoy the celebration safely and at his own pace.

Perfect for children, parents, and educators, Fireworks Night makes conversations about neurodiversity simple and supportive. Each book also includes a calming colouring page and a fun spot‑the‑difference activity to help children focus and unwind during overwhelming moments.

Who Fireworks Night is for

• Autistic children aged 4–10 who may find loud events challenging and want to see their experiences reflected

• Young children learning how different people cope with noise, crowds, and sensory overload

• Parents and caregivers looking for gentle ways to prepare children for fireworks, celebrations, or noisy environments

• Teachers and classroom assistants supporting children during seasonal events like Bonfire Night or New Year’s Eve

• Therapists and support workers who use stories to help children understand sensory needs and self‑regulation

• Siblings and friends who want to understand and support autistic children during loud or unpredictable events