Elle McNicoll is a Scottish author of children's fiction and a neurodivergent advocate. She writes about neurodivergent characters with the authenticity and insight of lived experience. A Kind of Spark, her debut novel, won the Blue Peter Book Award and has been adapted for television. She is one of the most important new voices in British children's literature.
Cherry on a Sunday continues her commitment to writing fiction that represents and celebrates neurodivergent experiences, creating stories where characters who think differently are the heroes of their own adventures. McNicoll's fiction has been praised for its warmth, emotional truth and the positive impact it has on young neurodivergent readers who rarely see themselves reflected in literature.
Available as both books and audiobooks, Elle McNicoll's novels offer wonderful listening and reading for young readers and families who appreciate stories about thinking differently, standing up for what's right and discovering that being different is a strength.
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