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What book are you reading? & Book Recommendations

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What book are you reading? & Book Recommendations

What book are you reading?

What books have you read lately?

Do you have any book recommendations?

I love to read but because I read so much I have read a lot of books and struggle to find new ones to pick up. The last book I read was Gareth Brown: The Book of Doors – I found it to be one of those ”I can’t put this down” books and finished the near 500 page book within 3 days.

I normally stick to a routine of going to bed at 10:30pm but because of this book I wasn’t getting to sleep until about 2:00am. Worth it though it was such a great book!

Adding this to my recommendations for other avid readers.

Now I’m reading Nerd Do Well – Simon Peggs autobiography. I’m a big Simon Pegg fan, I love his films and when I saw he’d released a biography, I went out and bought it straight away!

Looking forward to hearing what you have read and checking any recommendations you may have.

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  • I’m reading a book called Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism by Barry M. Prizant PhD & Tom Fields-Meyer.

    I like this book. It’s well written, despite being a little outdated in some areas. I think a lot of people who are NT would benefit from reading this as parts of the book shows him advocating for people to be allowed to stim so long as they don’t hurt themselves, or others, without judgement and for people to use alternative communication rather than focusing singularly on verbal communication, which let’s be honest most of the autistic population struggle with.

    This book is one of my faves to read. I wish more people would read it, especially those who are not autistic as there’s a lot to be taken and learned from it.

  • in reply to LaurenC

    Ooo I think I’ve heard of that one. I should add that to my list.

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