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Read in June, 2008
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This book was simply amazing. It was the most enjoyable book I have read in a long time. John Elder Robison, the author, is an adult with Asperger's. His experiences are inspiring, humorous, and, at times, downright scary! For a complete review of the book, check out my blog at http://musicman6724.diaryland.com
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Read in February, 2009
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Robison has Aspergers. He was diagnosed at age 40, so his early life was a struggle to find a way to "fit in." I think his book is a hopeful one and I think he celebrates his differences. It could be very useful as a junior high or high school text if used to teach acceptance of others. I read the paperback edition. Robison's hardback edition contains profanity and would be less suitable for use in an educational setting. As with many first-person accounts of autism and Aspergers, I s...more
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Read in August, 2008
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aspies, parents of quirky kids, people who want to learn about social differences
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