Daniel is not like the other kids at school, and he knows it. At thirteen, he wrestles with questions, fears, and routines that others can't seem to understand. With his trusty scooter, Jess, by his side, Daniel navigates a world that feels unpredictable and overwhelming. He lives with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and a unique way of processing the world, known as Asperger’s syndrome. While his thoughts pull him into constant battles with worry, fear, and doubt, the outside world sees him as “different”—and not always in a good way.

But Daniel’s journey isn’t only about struggle. It’s about hope. After a chance encounter with Dr. Olivia Dayton, a therapist who understands his challenges, Daniel begins to see that being "different" doesn't mean being "broken." Together, they take steps toward understanding his fears and finding his voice in a noisy world.

This book is for families, classmates, and anyone who has ever felt out of place. It's a story that will touch hearts, inspire conversations, and remind us that kindness and understanding can change everything.

For parents, teachers, and peers, A Boy with a Scooter offers an honest, empathetic look into the world of a child managing OCD and Autism. It provides valuable insights for those who want to understand and support their loved ones.