There have been many myths surrounding the topic of dyslexia. The myth that dyslexia is a medical problem continues to be adopted by a large number of individuals, possibly because in the past dyslexia was considered a pathological condition. Today we know that it is not a pathological condition, but rather mainly a specific educational difficulty.

Educators and parents may see this book as a useful source of information about dyslexia in children, as well as how to manage it. Discovering that a child has dyslexia can cause concern, but by reading the book, the reader will realize that dyslexia is not necessarily interpreted negatively.

Moreover, some of the most creative, famous, and successful members of our society were diagnosed with dyslexia when they were children! This book is aimed at educators, parents, and other interested professionals in order to understand dyslexia and learn the best ways to teach and support these children.

At the same time, its aim is to provide practical and emotional support to those caring for dyslexic children, as dyslexia is undoubtedly a condition that involves the whole and not just the individual child.