Rumi’s Riddle Run is a fast-paced, riddle-filled adventure book designed for children who can’t sit still, love solving puzzles, and learn best through play. Perfect for ADHD kids, hyperactive readers, reluctant readers, and kids with short attention spans, this short 40-page long chapter book blends adventure, mystery, and solve-as-you-read challenges that keep young minds hooked from the first page.

Created by a parent of a child diagnosed with ADHD, this story was born out of real bedtime struggles where long, text-heavy books felt overwhelming. Rumi’s Riddle Run changes that. With high-interest, low-text chapters, simple language, clean formatting, and built-in puzzles, it gives fidgety and neurodivergent kids a book they can actually finish—and feel proud of.

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, counsellor, or therapist looking for ADHD-friendly chapter books in India, a fun reading activity for children aged 7–11, or an interactive children’s book that builds focus and confidence, this book is a perfect fit. It works beautifully as a bedtime read-aloud, a quick independent read, or a motivating classroom reward for kids who usually hate reading long books.

Recommended for:
Children aged 7–11, reluctant readers, hyperactive or ADHD kids, emerging readers, and parents seeking engaging, confidence-boosting stories.

Why kids love it:
• Builds self-awareness, discipline, anger management, and impulse control through interactive activities.
• Quick, action-packed storytelling.
• Easy to read, finish, and feel successful.
• Ideal for kids who love adventures but struggle with long books.

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