Thumbsucker

Thumbsucker is a deeply moving and powerful book about what life can be like for children who don’t quite fit inside society’s rigid boxes. So many families will feel seen when they read Eliza Fricker’s beautiful portrayal of her own childhood. I adored it. – Caro Giles, author of Twelve MoonsIn Thumbsucker, Eliza Fricker shows us the complicated and often painful experiences that too-easy labels allow the people around us to dismiss, when what is needed is understanding. – Joanne Limburg, author of Letters to my Weird Sisters.A warm, funny and thought provoking account of growing up and feeling different. – Georgia Pritchett, writer and co-executive producer of Succession

Eliza Fricker is a neurodivergent illustrator, author and mother of a neurodivergent child. She is the writer and illustrator for her blog, Missing the Mark and is always looking for new ways to help parents feel seen and heard.