Books on dyslexia

• Alex Nile, "The Deceitful Dyslexic" (2011),  "This book is about a dyslexic in the workplace who goes through a personal discovery of why he does things." This e-book is available for text to speech on a Kindle for 77p at
  http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Deceitful-Dyslexicebook/dp/B0076PESZA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1328731940&sr=8-1
• Bartlett, Diana, Moody, Sylvia and Kindersley, Katherine, (2010), "Dyslexia in the Workplace: An Introductory Guide", Second Edition, Wiley-Blackwell.
• Bennett, Julie, (2007), "Dyslexia Pocketbook", Hampshire, Teachers' Pocketbooks.
• BDA., (2009), "Employment and Dyslexia Handbook 2009", Edited by Smythe, Ian, Bracknell,  BDA.
• Blight, Jean, (2007), "Practical Guide to Dyslexia: Specific Learning Difficulties", Wakefield, Egon Publishers Ltd.
• Chivers, Maria, (2006), "Practical Strategies for Living with Dyslexia", London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
• Folb, Naomi, editor, (2011), "Forgotten Letters" is a collection of creative writing by dyslexic writers. This book is available online from Blackwell's, Amazon, Waterstones, Word Power Books and through the publisher's website:  www.r-a-s-p.co.uk .
• Grant, David, (2007), "That's the Way I Think: Dyslexia and Dyspraxia Explained", Oxon, David Fulton Publishers.
• Hultquist, Alan, M., (2006), "An Introdution to dyslexia for Parents and Professionals", London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
• McKeown, Sally, (2006), "Supporting adult learners with dyslexia: harnessing the power of technology", e-guidelines 9, Leicester, NIACE.
• Moody, Sylvia, (2007), "Dyslexia: A Teenager's Guide", London, Vermilion.
• Moody, Sylvia, (2009), "Dyslexia and Employment: A Guide for Assessors, Trainers and Managers", West Sussex, Wiley - Blackwell.
• Mortimore, Tilly, (2006), "Dyslexia and Learning Style: A Practitioner's Handbook", London, Whurr Publishers Ltd. 
• Neanon, Chris, (2007), "How to identify and support children with Dyslexia", Cambridge, LDA. 
• Pavey, B, Meehan, M. and Waugh, A. (2010), "Dyslexia-Friendly Further & Higher Education", London, SAGE Publications Ltd.
• Peer, Lindsay, and Reid, Gavin, (2007), "Dyslexia - Successful Inclusion in the Secondary School", BDA, London, David Fulton Publishers.
• Reid, Gavin, (2006), "Dyslexia: A Complete Guide for Parents", West Sussex, Wiley.
• Reid, Gavin, (2009), "The Routledge Companion to Dyslexia", London, Routledge.
• Reid, Gavin, (2009), "Dyslexia: A Practitioner's Handbook", Fourth Edition, West Sussex, Wiley.
• Smythe, Ian, (2010), "DESSDYS A study skills guide for dyslexic individuals", Ibis Creative Consultants Ltd. (Free to download at www.dessdys.eu/study-skills)
• Snowling, Margaret, J. and Stackhouse, Joy, (2006), "A Practitioner's Handbook: Dyslexia: Speech and Language", 2nd edition, London, Whurr Publishers.
• Taylor, Catherine, (2008), "A Useful Dyslexia Handbook for Adults", London, Olympia Publishers.
• Quick Reads: "Quick Reads are bite-sized books specially written by bestselling authors and celebrities." Quick Reads are the perfect tool for motivating adults to read as they are in a short accessible format, with a good selection of titles on offer, something that will appeal to most adults. These books are also available as e-books for text to speech on a Kindle. www.quickreads.org.uk