A delightful addition to the Annie series, this volume provides the perfect counseling tool to introduce the topic of inattentiveness or hyperactivity with a young child.

This story of Annie masterfully illustrates many of the experiences of a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Inattentive Type, (or ADD). Michelle captures the essence of an ADD child through Annie, and states it so clearly, " How many times has she (Annie) tried to explain to someone that what she was thinking just now, was too broad of a question? How do you explain that "just now" she may have thought about......" The student can easily identify with Annie and her frequent distractible thoughts, that while wonderfully creative, frequently results in failure. Many ADD...

Viva Le Resistance!" describes the adventures and misadventures of Annie, a young girl with ADD, as she traverses middle school, bullies, peer pressure, and more.

In her own words, a young girl describes her feelings and reactions in dealing with bullies. Together, she and her mother devise their Bully-Be-Gone plan! This amusing early reader incorporates social skills training with empathy and awareness for young children.

The Annie series of books is a wonderful, non-threatening way to introduce the topic of distractibility and attention deficits to a young child and to introduce social skills training. (Education/Teaching)

This resource is a valuable tool for parents, social workers, counselors, psychologists, educators, and physicians who work with children who have Asperger's Syndrome or Attention Deficit Disorders.