ADHD Books, Activities & Resources for Kids

Helping kids understand ADHD through friendship, stories and adventure. Explore Enzo & Scruffy books, free ADHD activities, and practical resources created for kids, parents and teachers.

  • Many Kids With ADHD Feel Misunderstood…

    Their brains move fast. Emotions can feel big. And everyday challenges with focus, organization, memory, and transitions can sometimes feel overwhelming.

    Enzo & Scruffy help kids make sense of those challenges through friendship, understanding, and everyday adventures.

Meet Enzo & Scruffy

Two best friends. Two busy brains. One big adventure.

Enzo

Meet Enzo

Enzo is a boy with a big heart and a busy brain full of energy. His mind is always moving—thinking, wondering, imagining, and discovering something new.

Scruffy

Meet Scruffy

Scruffy is a lovable rescue pup who feels a lot like Enzo— a little unsure sometimes, a little different, and full of love and personality.

Different brains. Big feelings. One special friendship.

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Enzo and Scruffy reading together

A Story Kids Actually Connect With

Kids with ADHD don't need another story telling them what's wrong.

They need stories that help them understand how their brains work, recognize their strengths, and know they're not alone.

That's why we created Enzo & Scruffy.

To help kids recognize themselves, help parents understand their children, and help families replace frustration with understanding.

Explore the ADHD Adventures

Stories, activities, and resources created to help kids understand their brains and discover their strengths.

Enzo and Scruffy reading books

Books

Discover Enzo & Scruffy stories that help kids understand ADHD through friendship and adventure.

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Enzo, Scruffy, his family, and teacher enjoying an activity

Activities

Fun activities, printables, and tools that help kids learn, practice, and grow.

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Enzo and Scruffy using an adventure learning activity

Parents &
Teachers

Resources to help adults better understand and support kids with ADHD.

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