Look inside a life with Autism
I recently saw the book Thinking in Pictures: And Other Reports from My Life with Autism
at Goodwill and thought it looked interestring. This was an absolutely amazing book. I would say it's one of the best I've ever read. I could have done without the details of the inhumane treatment in some slaughterhouses, but it's amazing that a lady with autism has helped changed the meat industry. To be honest, I wasn't as interested in the part about her work as much as I was in the accounts of how she thinks, social interactions, etc. This is an excellent book, and one I will recommend to several people.
posted by FrequentReader @ 11:11 PM
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