Mooney has established himself as one of the foremost leaders in LD/ADHD, disabilities, and alternative education through his activism and published works.
Glenn Harrington achieved something he never imagined he would in high school—he is a published author.
Blake Charlton learned to cope with his dyslexia by developing humor and making fun of himself.
Author of the beloved "Captain Underpants" book was diagnosed with dyslexia and hyperactivity as a child.
Ever since she was six years old, Fannie Flagg had wanted to be a writer, but her dyslexia delayed that career.
Alex Malchow was only eight years old when he and his dad began writing a novel, and struggled with serious learning difficulties. He couldn’t read, and yet it was his own idea to write a book with his father.
Prolific actor best known as "The Fonz" from the TV series Happy Days has co-authored 17 children’s books featuring a school-age, dyslexic protagonist.
In an interview posted by Reading Rockets, author/illustrator and Michigan native Patricia Polacco recalls the challenges she faced as an undiagnosed dyslexic.