Winner of the Creative Child Magazine's Book of the Year award!
Suzy the taxi is starting a new job. She has ADHD, which means she sometimes gets distracted. She doesn’t let this challenge stop her from being the best sightseeing cab in the city though! Follow Suzy as she discovers a unique, creative, and fun way to do her job well.
Printed in a dyslexia-friendly font, this lively picture book invites toddlers, early readers, and primary school students to discover the beauty of neurodiversity. Through playful storytelling, it shows that everyone thinks in their own unique way—and that with creativity, we can all find solutions to life’s surprises, challenges, and adventures.
An excellent resource for parents, teachers, and counselors to share valuable insights into the experiences of individuals with ADHD, as well as promote a more inclusive society that celebrates the diverse strengths of all people.
Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure, available in English and Spanish, is the second book in the Creative Cab Company series. These delightfully illustrated children’s books feature neurodivergent characters who embrace their differences, using them as superpowers to solve problems with creativity and teamwork.
Lynn Greenberg has focused her life on being a champion for children. As a trained Attorney, Lynn spent her time in the legal world practicing family law, providing pro bono work for kids, and advocating on their behalf. When her youngest son Jonathan was diagnosed with Dyslexia, becoming his advocate came easy. Understanding how to gather facts and create strategic plans, Lynn developed a road map to success for her son and has since become an active supporter of all neurodivergent children.Writing a children's book with Jon was simply the natural progression for Lynn. Together, they launched the Creative Cab Company(R) series, beginning with "Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure," which was born out of their shared desire for neurodivergent children to see themselves in a storyline. Their second book in the series, "Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure," continues that mission by celebrating another form of neurodiversity through an uplifting tale. Lynn and Jon plan to expand the Creative Cab Company by offering more relatable stories for all children, reminding families that every difference is a strength.
Jonathan Greenberg was diagnosed with dyslexia as a young child. While he always knew he learned differently, he never let it define him. Like most kids, Jonathan had a bookshelf full of books-but since reading them was a challenge, he became captivated by their artwork and illustrations. That early fascination with visual storytelling grew into a lifelong passion for art.Through determination and support, Jonathan remediated his dyslexia, yet his love of illustration remained at the core of his creativity. Today, he is a graduate student at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Partnering with his mother, Lynn-an advocate for neurodiverse children-he co-founded the Creative Cab Company(R) series, blending his artistic talents with his lived experience. Their debut book, "Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure," was born out of their shared desire for neurodivergent children to see themselves in stories. The follow-up, "Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure," continues that mission by celebrating another form of neurodiversity through an uplifting tale.Jonathan looks forward to expanding the Creative Cab Company(R) with more relatable stories for all children while also pursuing his broader artistic endeavors across other mediums-always guided by the belief that every difference is a strength.
