Where everybody's difference is their superpower
Meet the taxis at The Creative Cab Company in Greensborough—each with their own spark, challenges, and adventures. In Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure, Robby proves that his dyslexia doesn’t stop him from finding creative ways to get passengers where they need to go. In Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure, Suzy learns that asking for help and using simple tools can turn her zigzag attention into a superpower.
Co-written by Lynn Greenberg and her son Jonathan—who lives with both dyslexia and ADHD—the series celebrates neurodiversity and shows children that differences aren’t roadblocks, they’re strengths. With stories printed in a dyslexia-friendly font, these books are perfect for toddlers, early readers, and primary school students. Families and educators alike can use the Creative Cab Company® stories to spark confidence, self-advocacy, and problem-solving—reminding every child that what makes them unique is what makes them shine.
Meet Robby and Suzy
Meet Robby, the Dylexic Taxi, Winner of the Creative Child Magazine’s Book of the Year award!
Robby is a hardworking taxi with dyslexia who never lets it stop him from doing his job. He can’t read street signs, but with his sharp memory and creative problem-solving, he knows the city like the back of his tire. When a passenger asks him to drive somewhere new—the airport—Robby must lean on his strengths to find the way.
Printed in a dyslexia-friendly font, this heartwarming story is perfect for toddlers, early readers, and primary school students. Robby shows kids that challenges can be overcome with creativity, resilience, and support from friends.
By sharing Robby’s adventure, families open conversations about dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and other differences—helping children see that what makes them unique is what makes them shine.
Meet Suzy, the ADHD Taxi!
Suzy is the newest cab at the Creative Cab Company®. She’s friendly, a little nervous, and eager to help. Living with ADHD means her attention sometimes zigzags like city traffic—but with a few tools and some support, her spark shines bright.
On her very first day, Suzy misses a few turns and doubts if she’s cut out for the job. But when she bravely asks for help and lets her creativity lead, she discovers her own path. Soon she’s exploring city landmarks with confidence and sharing her energy with every passenger.
Co-written by Lynn Greenberg and her son Jonathan—who lives with both dyslexia and ADHD—this story celebrates the power of neurodiversity. Families who read Suzy the ADHD Taxi and the Sightseeing Adventure will be inspired to embrace confidence, self-advocacy, and problem-solving in all children, whether they have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, or simply a unique way of shining.
Lynn and Jonathan Greenberg, Creators of The Creative Cab Company
We have had such a positive reception to our book, Robby The Dyslexic Taxi And The Airport Adventure, that we have decided to create a whole series called The Creative Cab Company. In the series, the main character of each book will be neurodivergent in a different way and work at the Creative Cab Company. This is a very underserved community, and we felt it was important for children to see themselves as main characters in stories.
NOW Available in Spanish!
The Creative Cab Company is excited to announce Robby el Taxi Dislexico y su Aventura al Aeropuerto and The Airport Adventure, and Suzy, el taxi con TDAH y su gran aventura por la ciudad is available for sale in Spanish. Having both books available in Spanish provides Spanish-speaking families with an engaging, heartwarming story about neurodiversity, while addressing the critical need for dyslexia representation in children’s literature.
Read Our Reviews
Just a BX Mom’s May Bookshelf – Six Titles to Check Out
“This book is a sweet short read. Robby the Taxi is surrounded by supportive friends that understand he can succeed at anything if he has
The Mommies Reviews Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure
“…children and adults alike would enjoy the story and can and will learn from it. If you know someone who has been diagnosed with Dyslexia,
