Meet Neon, Jazz, and Carter-three kids who think differently, learn differently... and might just save the day.
When school supplies begin mysteriously disappearing, the friends set out to solve the problem. But along the way, they discover something even more important:
How their brains really work.
Using the powerful Control Tower Model™, the kids learn that:
- Fast-moving brains aren't broken-they're powerful
- Distracted doesn't mean careless-it means different
- Worry and overthinking can become strengths with the right support
- Different thinking styles can help people solve problems in amazing ways
As the mystery unfolds, Neon, Jazz, and Carter begin to understand something life-changing:
Their differences are their superpowers.A strength-based, encouraging introduction to ADHD and neurodiversity for kids,
Control Tower Kids™: The Case of the Missing Cargo helps children understand attention, emotions, impulsivity, executive functioning, and different thinking styles in a way that feels empowering-not shameful.
Perfect for:- Kids ages 8-11 with ADHD or attention challenges
- Parents looking for a positive, encouraging way to explain ADHD
- Teachers, counselors, and therapists supporting neurodiverse learners
- Families who want children to feel understood, capable, and hopeful
Through adventure, humor, mystery, and heart,
Control Tower Kids™ helps children see that different brains are not bad brains-they are powerful brains that may simply need different tools and support.
Because every brain works differently...
and every brain can do amazing things.
Control Tower Kids™: The Case of the Missing CargoHelping kids understand how their brains work.About the AuthorKimberly B. Harrison, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who loves helping children and families understand the incredible ways different brains think, learn, and grow.
