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The Autistic Survival Guide to Therapy

Marmaladepink over 1 year ago

Current reading as in the title.

Accurate, humorous and quite an emotional read.

A few months on from Autism diagnosis yet there still seems to be a huge amount of processing to do.

SpikeyMark over 1 year ago in reply to Take5

I've read those too! How not to fit in was a bit outside my demographic, but still had lots of useful things to say to me.
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mrs.snooks over 1 year ago

Thanks for the recommendation - just downloaded it into my audiobooks. Still reading 'How to be You' by Ellie Middleton, so will get on to it after finishing that.
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Deleted User over 1 year ago

I have no idea nor knowledge of the book......but my experiential life tells me that your final sentence in the OP is golden, golden wisdom.

With respect.
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Take5 over 1 year ago

I’ve read that also and really enjoyed it.

the latest 2 I have read is Why can’t I just enjoy things by Pierre Novelli and also How not to fit in by Jess Joy and Charlotte Mia.

Highly recommended both!
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SpikeyMark over 1 year ago

I recommend this book whole heartedly too.
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