Asperger's Huh? A Child's Perspective

by Rosina Schnurr, John Strachan

A book for children ages 6 - 12 who have Asperger's Disorder.

Paperback

First published August 23, 1999

Reviews

[Bonnie Murphy]

This book really defines Aspergers in terms people can understand, it is from a child with Aspergers perspective. I not only had my child with Aspergers read it but use it as a resource for those who interact with her so they can understand what Aspergers is without all the "misunderstandings" out there.

I totally suggest this book to any person who has interaction with the Autistic Community or those who want to become more educated on Aspergers prior to interacting with this awesome community.

[Moira]

An outdated relic, but insightful nonetheless and interesting to compare how children on the spectrum were expected to behave vs now.

[Isabella]

This is an excellent book for children who have Asperger's Disorder and want to understand more that how they feel about themselves is very normal and common for people with this disorder. This really defines Aspergers in terms people can understand from a child's POV. This is also a great resource for people to understand what Aspergers is without all the "misunderstandings" thoughts out there. I recommend people reading this book to gain more awareness about Aspergers and will benefit from the practical and positive approach of this book.

[Kim Loewen]

Really interesting to read what asperger's is like from the perspective of a child.

[Amber]

It's funny.