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ddillon154's review against another edition
3.0
Wide ranging, and so not terribly in-depth. The book is fairly well researched but has a bit of an identity crisis. References are provided in the back, but not indicated in any way in the text. In trying to be a more accessible reading experience, the book might actually become less so.
thoughtsfromtheafro's review against another edition
hopeful
informative
reflective
medium-paced
3.25
I came across this through NetGalley and received it as an eARC, and I’m glad I did!
As I aim to read more books by the neurodivergent and disabled, this was helpful to read. While it centers his experience, it touches on the parent and family perspective/experience as well. I wish there was a bit more data weaved in, particularly near the middle and end as there was in the beginning, but that wasn’t a deterrent from finishing the book.
As I aim to read more books by the neurodivergent and disabled, this was helpful to read. While it centers his experience, it touches on the parent and family perspective/experience as well. I wish there was a bit more data weaved in, particularly near the middle and end as there was in the beginning, but that wasn’t a deterrent from finishing the book.
crohnenberg's review against another edition
Just autism literature fatigue. The bits I did read and skim were very powerful and a lot of neat factoids throughout.