Jami G. (jamiG) - , reviewed on 6/14/2014 + 37 more book reviews

With an increasing number of kids on the autism spectrum, this is a must read for teachers, parents, everyone. This first-person perspective gives one pause to consider how we treat people with autism. This book pushed my perspective to realize that different isn't always bad and just because I don't understand, doesn't mean someone isn't making perfect sense in their reality. This is a book about acceptance, compassion and self-awareness. Excellent for any young person as it shows that we're all self-concerned and struggle with how others will perceive us. Feel good story.

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