Daisy Has Autism

by Aaron J. Wright, Aaron Wright

**Second-Place Winner of the 2020 Indie Reader Discovery Awards and a Finalist for the Montaigne Medal of the 2020 Eric Hoffer Award.**

“What are my limits? What do I stand for? What am I willing to do to advocate for someone I love?” Arthur Russell was an average guy. A married man with one child and one on the way, he and his growing family settled in Davis, CA to begin the next chapter of their lives. Soon he would be faced with a challenge that would test his limits and have him searching for solid ground. Daisy Has Autism speaks to anyone who has found themselves faced with a choice about how to rise, maintain their integrity, and ultimately prevail. It is a story of transformation, resilience, and an unending parent’s love.

Genres: Nonfiction, Memoir, Autistic Spectrum Disorder

313 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 31, 2019

About the author

Aaron J. Wright (also published under Aaron Wright) is the product of a public education and a member of a family deeply entrenched in public education. He is a Nurse Practitioner and the parent of two children, one with autism. Professionally he has worked with severely injured adults and children for nearly two decades. Outside of work, he has been a staunch advocate for disabled students in public education and youth sports. He firmly believes in the benefits of a public education and access. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his family and three distinctly different dogs.