Frequently Asked Questions
The book is ideal for children aged 6 to 12, especially those in KS2 (Years 3–6), but it’s also been enjoyed by curious younger and older readers.
Not at all! While it celebrates neurodivergent thinkers and encourages self-acceptance, it's made for all children to enjoy, learn, and be inspired by different ways of thinking.
Yes, each historical figure’s suggested neurodivergence is based on credible sources. A list of references is included in the Teacher Guide, available via the site’s main menu. Their biographies are written in an age-appropriate, creative format but grounded in verified historical facts, timelines, and direct quotes.
Absolutely. They’re designed to build creative thinking, pattern recognition, emotional intelligence, and self-directed learning, all through fun, hands-on prompts.
The book includes historical figures associated with autism spectrum, ADHD, dyslexia, giftedness, OCD, and bipolarity, based on credible retrospective assessments and expert commentary.
No, it focuses on historical changemakers, to show kids how different ways of thinking have shaped our world across centuries.
