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Library Books Sheet www.autismpuzzles.co.uk/library [email protected] Number Title Author 1 Early Learners with Autistic Spectrum Lindsay Hilsen Disorders ABA Curriculum Young Learners Age 3-10 Lindsay Hilsen 2 3 Helping Children Build Self Esteem Deborah M Plumber 4 Working with Adults with Asperger’s Carol Hagland & Zillah Webb Syndrome 5 Healthy Mind sets for Super Kids Stephanie Azri 6 Saving the relationship Puzzle Steven E Gulstein 7 Exploring Feelings CBT to Manage Anger Dr Tony Atwood 8 Helping Children to cope with change stress Deborah M Plummer & anxiety 9 100 stories of social & safety Awareness Makoto Shibutani 10 The New Social Story Book Carol Gray 11 The Autism Discussion Page Bill Nason 12 The Autism Discussion Page Bill Nason 13 The Autism Discussion Page Core Challenge Bill Nason 14 The Autism Discussion Page Core Challenge Bill Nason 15 The Bipolar Disorder Survival David J Miklowitz 16 An Exceptional Children guide to touch Hunter Manasco 17 Autism Asperger Syndrome & related Conditions 18 Starving the Stress Gremlin Kate Collins Donelly 19 Martian in the Playground Clare Sainsbury 20 Autistic Thinking This is the Title Peter Vermeulen 21 Asperkids Jennifer Cook O’ Toole 22 The Asperkids Launch Pad Jennifer Cook O’ Toole 23 Parenting without Panic Brenda Dater 24 About your child’s depression Bipolar Linda Chokroverty Disorders 25 Can I tell you about OCD Amita Jassi 26 Toast – Autism in the Early Years Alice Boardman 27 Motivate to Communicate Simon Griffin & Dianne Sandler 28 Nerdy Shy & Socially inappropriate Cynthia Kim 29 Everyday Activities to help your young child Debra Jacobs & Dion E Betts with autism Autism Puzzles Library Page 1 www.autismpuzzles.co.uk/library 30 Your Special Grandchild Josie Santomauro 31 Too Loud, Too Bright, Too Fast, Too Tight Sharon Heller 32 Raising a Sensory Smart Child Lyndsey Niel & Nancy Peske 33 Ready, Set, Potty Brenda Butts 34 My Child has Autism now what Susan Larson Kidd 35 A Beginners Guide to Autism Paul G Taylor 36 How to help your Autistic Spectrum Jackie Brealy & Beverley Davies Disorder 37 In the Home ABA Programs Elle Olivia Johnson 38 It’s Raining Cats & Dogs Micheal Barton 39 Sitting Still Like a Frog Eline Snel 40 BMA – Understanding Colin Terrell & Dr Terri Passenger ADHD/Autism/Dyslexia & Dyspraxia 41 The Special Parents Handbook Yvonne Newbold 42 Labelled Autistic Temple Grandin 43 Asperger’s Syndrome Get & Stay Hired Barbara Bissonette 44 Social Skills for Teens & Adults with Nancy J Patrick Asperger Syndrome 45 Older Adults & Autism Spectrum Conditions Wenn Lawson 46 Mindfulness for Dummies Shamash Alidina 47 Understanding Autism for Dummies Stephen M Shore 48 Understanding Autism for Dummies Stephen M Shore 49 Asperger’s Syndrome for Dummies Gina Gomezde la cuesta PHD 50 I am Special Second Edition Peter Vermeulen 51 Starving the anxiety Gremlin Kate Colins Donnelly 52 Understanding pathological Demand Phil Christie, Margaret Duncan, Ruth Avoidance Syndrome Fioler & Zara Healy 53 Understanding Fragile X Syndrome Isabel Fernandez 54 Mind Body Techniques for Asperger Ron Rubio Syndrome 55 Personal Hygiene Pat Crissey 56 Usborne Facts of Life Growing Up 57 All Cats have Asperger Syndrome Kathy Hoopman 58 Helping Children with Autistic Spectrum John Smith Jane Donlon & Bob Smith Conditions through everyday transitions 59 The ASD Workshop Penny Kershaw 60 A Guide to Potty Training Caroline Young 61 My Family is Different Carolyn Brook 62 Asperger’s in Pink Julie Clark 63 Why do we Eat Usbourne.com 64 George & Sam Charlotte Moore 65 Lego Based Therapy Daniel Legoff, Gina Gomez 66 Can I tell you about Asperger Syndrome Jude Welton 67 Can I tell you about ADHD Susan Yarney 68 Can I tell you about Anxiety Lucy Willetts & Polly Waite 69 Can I tell you about Dyspraxia Maureen Boon 70 Starving the Anger Gremlin Kate Collins – Donnelly 71 My Autism Alphabet Autism West Midlands 72 What’s Happening to Tom Kate E Reynolds 73 Things Tom Likes Kate E Reynolds Autism Puzzles Library Page 2 www.autismpuzzles.co.uk/library 74 Tom needs to go Kate E Reynolds 75 Ellie’s needs to go Kate E Reynolds 76 What’s happening to Ellie Kate E Reynolds 77 The Asperkids Secret Jennifer Cook O’ Toole 78 The Asperkids Secret Book of Social rules Jennifer O Cook O’ Toole 79 Standing Down Falling Up Nita Jackson 80 Usborne facts of life of growing up Susan Meredith 81 The Survival guide for kids with autistic Elizabeth Verdick, Elizabeth Reeve spectrum disorder 82 What’s Happening to Me Usbourne 83 What’s Happening to Me Usbourne 84 A different Kettle of Fish Micheal Barton 85 A Real Boy Christopher Stevens, Nicola Stevens 86 A friend like Henry 87 The Curious Incident of the Dog Mark Haddon 88 The Curious Incident of Dog Mark Haddon 89 Baj and the world launcher Pamela Victor 90 Of Mice and aliens Kathy Hoopmann 91 Look me in the eye John Elder Robison 92 Aspergirls Rudy Simone 93 Blue Bottle Mystery Kathy Hoopman 94 Adams alternative sports day Jude Welton 95 Everybody is different Fiona Bleach 96 Growing up with a bucketful of happiness Carol Mc Cloud 97 Autism by hand Lorca Damon 98 What’s happening to me? Usborne 99 What’s happening to me? Usborne 100 What’s happening to me? Usborne 101 Be different John Elder Robison 102 Finger Gym G.DAYLA & J Holder 103 Do Lemons have feathers? David Burns 104 Can I tell you about Autism? Jude Welton 105 Managing Stress for Carers Dr Ann Edworth 106 My friend with Autism Beverley Bishop 107 Autism is? Ymkle Wideman-Von der Laan 108 Smiling – Heart meditations with Lisa & Ted Lisa Spillane 109 Stand in my shoes Bob Sanson Kids learning about empathy 110 Brotherly Feelings Sam Frender & Robin Schiffmiller 111 I Feel angry Brian Moses 112 Dude I’m an aspie Matt Friedman 113 Can I tell you about Pathological Demand Ruth Fidler & Phil Christie Avoidance Syndrome 114 The Asperger’s Guide to Public Speaking Rosalind A Bergemann 115 Safeguarding children with Autism Wade Tidbury 116 Since we are friends- An Autism Picture Celeste Shally Book 117 Meditation for Mini’s Debbie Wildi 118 Suzie Goes To The Hairdresser Charlotte Olson 119 Suzie’s Toilet Time Charlotte Olson Autism Puzzles Library Page 3 www.autismpuzzles.co.uk/library 120 Suzie goes to a funeral Charlotte Olson 121 Suzie goes on an aeroplane Charlotte Olson 122 Suzie’s Dressing up Charlotte Olson 123 Fine Motor Skills Mark and Katy Hill 124 Write from the start Book 2 Ian Teadorescu & Lois Addy Motor & exceptional skills 125 Write from the start Ian Teadorescu & Lois Addy Teachers Book 126 Write from the start Book 1 Ian Teadorescu & Lois Addy Motor & Perception skills 127 I’ll tell you why I can’t wear these clothes Noreen O’Sullivan 128 The Feelings Book Todd Parr 129 It’s ok to be different Todd Parr 130 I am utterly unique Elaine Marie Larson 131 The I love you book Todd Parr 132 The red beast controlling anger K I Al Ghani 133 The Panicasaurs K I Al Ghani 134 Kevin Thinks Gail Watts 135 My Social Stories Book Card Gray & Abbie Leigh White 136 My Social Stories Book Card Gray & Abbie Leigh White 137 A friend like Simon Kate Gayner 138 Susan laughs Jeanne Willis 139 Locking after Louis Jesley Ely Polly Dunbar 140 The Asper – kids colouring book Jennifer Cook O’Toole 141 Early intervention games Barbara Sher 142 Survival Strategies, Parenting Children With George T Lynn Bipolar Disorder 143 Parenting Girls On The Autism Spectrum Eileen Riley-Hall 144 How to find work that works for people with Gail Hawkins Asperger Syndrome 145 Asperger’s Girls Tony Attwood & Temple Grandin 146 Asperger Syndrome in adults Dr Ruth Searle 147 Say Hello to me April Charisse 148 The Asperger Personal Guide Genevieve Edmonds, Dean Worton 149 Being Happy Andrew Matthews 150 Women from another planet Jean Kearns Miller 151 Can I tell you about cerebral palsy Marion Stanton 152 22 Things a woman with Asperger’s Rudy Simone Syndrome wants her partner to know 153 The first comic book – The girl with the curly Alis Rowe hair 154 It’s Raining Cats and Dogs Michael Barton 155 Fill a bucket Card McCloud & Katherine Martin 156 A Different Kettle of Fish Michael Barton 157 My Brother is Different Louise Gorrod 158 My Brother is Different Louise Gorrod 159 I Have Autism and That’s OK Kristin Arniotis 160 My Sister is different Sarah Tamsin Hunter? 161 Have you filled a bucket today? Card McCloud 162 How full is your bucket? – For Kids Tom Rath & Mary Reckmeyer Autism Puzzles Library Page 4 www.autismpuzzles.co.uk/library 163 I am Aspien Girl Tania A Marshall 164 Wonder R J Palacio 165 Tapping for Zapping Anxiety Away Renne Jain 166 I Dream in Autism Richard Maguire 167 Talk about for teenagers Alex Kelly & Brian Sains 168 My Autism Book Gloria Dura-Vila & Tamar Levi 169 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome Social Energy 170 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome and Anxiety 171 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome in 13-16 year olds 172 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome for the neurotypical partner 173 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome in 5-8 year olds 174 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome 16-18 year olds 175 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome (1) 176 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome Helping Siblings 177 The Girl with The Curly Hair – Asperger Alis Rowe Syndrome Meltdowns & Shutdowns 178 The First Comic Book, This helps me to Alis Rowe Understand 179 The Girl with The Curly Hair – The Second Alis Rowe Comic Book 180 The Girl with The Curly
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