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Favourite / Reading of Books about Autism

mrs.snooks

Hi. So I tried the search for this topic, so I could add to the thread, but could only get subject headers from over 1 year ago. Help me out anyone that understands the search function better than me.

I am really enjoying my latest read: 

Why Can't I Just Enjoy Things?: A Comedian's Guide to Autism by Pierre Novellie (Author)  

I've only just started it, but think he is great. Has anyone else read it?
What have others read/are reading?
xx Mrs.Snooks
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  • I'm glad you are enjoying the book. I haven't read that book before but I will try and get a copy for myself, I love books about autism.

    I would recommend you read Un-typical by Pete Wharmby. He's also autistic and reading this and knowing it's from another autistic perspective makes this one of the best books I have ever read. Definitely recommend this for anyone who has autism. I found this to be a very insightful and helpful book.

    Another book recommendation I have is But You Don’t Look Autistic at All by Bianca Toeps. I’ve read this book several times and find it such a helpful book, inspiring too in places. I feel like I could read it a thousand times and still find it helps me better understand autism and myself.

  • in reply to Lana

    Thanks for the recommendations will check those two out

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