Entering the Deep Unknown

Eleven-year-old Tommy’s classmates are annoyed with him for always goofing off and disrupting class. Tommy has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), which makes sitting still, being quiet and focusing on the teacher difficult. His friends, brothers Aiden and Jacob, want to help. But Tommy’s two buddies are more than just siblings, their actually Ninjas! Their power comes from the magic of two ancient Ninja rings that their great-great-grandfather, an explorer, passed down to them. Aiden and Jacob’s Ninja rings give them the power to understand how Tommy’s ADHD brain thinks differently. They help him adapt to challenges in the classroom, on the playground, and at home. Through the powerful bonds of friendship, Aiden and Jacob learn that Tommy’s different way of seeing the world gives him some superpowers, too! Blending humor and action-hero fantasy, Entering the Deep Unknown (The Amazing Ninja Brothers), is the perfect read for kids, parents, friends and teachers navigating the challenges and opportunities of ADHD.

Author Biography

As an author and child advocate, Robert Martin is dedicated to inspiring kids to chase their dreams and helping those who can’t. He is the author of several children’s books, published by DreamChaser Publishing LLC, including two No. 1 Amazon bestsellers. Martin’s books are composed for those among the Seventy-five million children whose dreams have been disrupted by one of life’s socialization issues or have had their dreams shattered by a debilitating chronic disease or disorder. With these children in mind, Martin crafts fast-paced stories that feature characters with a broad range of pediatric health and socialization challenges, including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), brain cancer and cultural differences. Martin approaches the difficult issues with a child’s feelings in mind, showing a keen understanding and sensitivity to their point of view. For a child with a health challenge, the books offer reassurance and a path to courage. For their friends, Martin’s storytelling provides a roadmap to understanding and age-appropriate ways to provide support. A teaching guide is provided on Martin’s website for each book. Learn more about Robert Martin, read his articles, and shop for children’s books at www.RobertMartinAuthor.com. Follow Robert Martin on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest. Net proceeds from all book sales go to the Bridge to a Cure Foundation, a nonprofit organization formed to increase the pace and success of pediatric research (www.BridgeToACure.org).