Jimmy Jumpingbean's classmates just don't understand why Jimmy can't sit still. Jimmy's wise teacher decides to let the class learn to "walk in someone else's shoes" — with the help of a bunch of ladybugs! The lessons work — and the class decide Jimmy's not bad, he's just ADD.

Inspired by the author's son, this humorous tale offers younger children accurate, yet age-appropriate, insight into Attention Deficit Disorder and its associated behaviors.


What Others are Saying

"Any effort to help other children (and their parents) understand the dynamics of this condition is both important and laudable, and I therefore welcome the addition of A.D.D. not B.A.D. to a growing body of such works."
 – Paul George Prunier, M.D.


 

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