Reading the World Differently

Nobody told me about the good stuff when I was your age. If you're dyslexic, you've probably heard a lot about what makes reading and writing hard. But has anyone told you what your brain does better than most people's?

Reading the World Differently is the book Steve Wood wishes someone had given him when he was eleven. Written by a dyslexic CTO (Chief Technology Officer) and STEM Ambassador, it's an honest, practical guide that explains dyslexia in a way that actually makes sense - and shows you what your brain is built to do brilliantly.

Inside this book, you'll find:

• What's really going on in your brain - explained simply, based on real science from Yale University and MIT
• The superpowers that come with dyslexic thinking (pattern recognition, 3D thinking, creativity, and more)
• Why you can picture a whole Lego city in your head but struggle to write a paragraph
• Apps and technology tools that make school easier right now
• How AI can help with homework - and why you still need to think for yourself
• Tricks and strategies that actually work when things get tough
• What to say when friends, teachers, or family don't understand
• A section for parents on getting assessments, access arrangements, and support Based on real science.