The Unforgettable Logan Foster and the Shadow of Doubt

Reach for this book when your child feels like their brain works differently than everyone else's or when they are struggling to find a place where they truly belong. While it is wrapped in a high-stakes superhero adventure, at its core, this story is a sensitive exploration of neurodivergence and the deep longing for a 'forever family.' Logan Foster is a brilliant, literal-thinking twelve-year-old who has spent his life in the foster system, and his journey toward trusting new prospective parents is both heart-wrenching and hilarious. Logan's neurodivergent traits, such as his eidetic memory and social processing style, are depicted not as problems to be fixed, but as unique perspectives that help him navigate a world of secret identities and global threats. Middle-grade readers will connect with the fast-paced action and the sharp, witty dialogue. This is an excellent choice for fostering empathy and opening conversations about what makes a family, the value of different thinking styles, and the courage it takes to be vulnerable.