The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome (Autism Spectrum Disorder): Revised Edition

This an updated version of Attwood's? I have the original (http://www.autismforthvalley.co.uk/files/5314/4595/7798/Attwood-Tony-The-Complete-Guide-to-Aspergers-Syndrome.pdf) and found it a very useful read when I was first diagnosed.

I've just paid £16 for that, maybe I should have asked before posting haha. I prefer book form anyway :).

I'm looking forward to reading it, internet is great and all but it's nice to have something all in one place. 

Like Emma, I read the free online version (sorry Mr Attwood).

It is a comprehensive read ABOUT autism and what it is, and why it is...

However, it is not a users guide to life with it :) - but, I guess that would be a BIG ask as we are all so individual in many ways even though there are synergies.

Like Emma, I read the free online version (sorry Mr Attwood).

It is a comprehensive read ABOUT autism and what it is, and why it is...

However, it is not a users guide to life with it :) - but, I guess that would be a BIG ask as we are all so individual in many ways even though there are synergies.

We did buy the book several years ago, but mum lent it out quite a bit to various family friends and it mysteriously vanished! 
I'm not sure a life guide is even possible, there's so much variation in autism. I had a book that tried to be one and I loathed it because so many bits of it really didn't suit me as an individual. 
The Attwood one that was more a "this is what it is" than a "how-to" was the one I really liked of the small collection we bought around the time I was diagnosed.

I'm guessing such a good unfortunately does not exist. Funny is that, I actually have always wanted some life guide.