
Personal Stories
Looking for insight into your child’s mind, or real-life inspiration from people with Autism who have thrived? A list of truly remarkable stories told from the perspective of either people with Autism, or their caregivers.
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Painted Words: Aspects of Autism Translated
Author: Judy EndowPublishing Info: Paperback 216 pages / September 2013Working 13 years with students who are diagnosed with severe autism, my colleagues and I have often wanted to visualize and better understand what our students were seeing, feeling and thinking. Judy Endow’s Painted Words takes us on a picturesque journey into the mind of one autistic person through her vivid and breathtaking paintings and sculptures while also explaining in detailed description and poetry what she sees and, via sensory, how she experiences it.
$42.95In stock
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Pretending to be Normal: Living with Asperger’s Syndrome – 2nd. Edition
Author: Liane Holliday Willey, Foreword by Tony AttwoodPublishing Info: Paperback 192 pages / 2014Updated edition of the bestselling story of a woman who, after years of self-doubt and self-denial, learned to embrace and appreciate her Asperger’s syndrome traits. Liane Holliday Willey shares, with insight and warmth, the daily struggles and challenges that face many of those who have AS and charts her inspirational journey to self-acceptance.
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The PDA Paradox – The Highs and Lows of My Life on a Little-Known Part of the Autism Spectrum
Author: Harry ThompsonPublishing Info: Paperback 184 pages / 2019By providing an eloquently written insight into the world of PDA, Thompson’s memoir gives invaluable information to those looking to expand their knowledge of the autism spectrum. It covers his experiences of finishing school, holding down a job and forging meaningful relationships. Turbulent at times, it ends on a note of hope and positivity.
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The Reason I Jump
Author: Naoki HigashidaPublishing Info: Paperback 192 pages / March 2016A story never before told and a memoir to help change our understanding of the world around us, 13-year-old Naoki Higashida’s astonishing, empathetic book takes us into the mind of a boy with severe autism. With an introduction by David Mitchell, author of the global phenomenon, Cloud Atlas, and translated by his wife, KA Yoshida.
$19.95