The Year I Met My Brain

Forget all the myths you’ve heard about ADHD. This illuminating book is easy to read, backed by facts and packed with fun. It’s essential reading for anyone with ADHD and those who love them. A triumph!

Gabrielle Jackson, author of Pain and Prejudice: A call to arms for women and their bodies

The Year I Met My Brain is warm, meticulous and brutally honest, yet optimistic. I had no deficit of attention while reading it. Matilda's going to change lives.

Miles Glaspole, host of the TikTok10

Rarely does a book emerge that instantly promises to profoundly impact the lives of its readers – but Matilda Boseley’s debut work is one such remarkable creation. With unparalleled insight, Boseley has crafted an invaluable and comprehensive guide, not only unravelling the complexities of ADHD but also illuminating the path to navigating a world that often misunderstands neurodivergence. Written with a truly enjoyable blend of humour, warmth and emotional resonance, this vulnerable account seamlessly integrates exceptional research on neurodivergence, offering a profound understanding of ADHD and demonstrating why such an understanding is so important today. Ultimately, Boseley’s empowering manifesto serves as a testament to the criticality and liberation that arises from comprehending ADHD. A must-read for those embarking on the journey of embracing the unique intricacies of their own minds.

Esmé Louise James, author of Kinky History: The stories of our intimate lives, past and present