Lost Inside My Head

Key Selling Points
An imaginative take on what it's like to have attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD)—like having a huge house in your head with all sorts of different rooms that change their location or distract you with their flashing lights—and the isolation it can cause, but also the creativity and resilience it can engender.
Vigg's first autobiographical book, drawn from his own childhood, captures what it was like to be a child who had not yet received his diagnosis of ADHD but was trying to fit in with what the world expected of him.
In its original French edition (published by Fonfon), this book won the French-language TD Canadian Children's Literature Award and the Prix Harry Black, and it was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award.
Dynamic, evocative illustrations communicate the feeling of being isolated and overwhelmed by thoughts and ideas; the creative text design adds to the originality.