Jonathon Alderson Challenging the Myths of Autism submitted 10/10/2011 3:57:18 PM Submitter KMDD (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Excellent book. Overall Rating 9

Jerry Newport Your Life is Not a Label submitted 9/8/2010 3:29:07 PM Submitter Inkspot (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments A wonderful account by Jerry. Lots of information and tips set up in a clear, easy to read fashion. I found it extremely inspirational. Overall Rating 9

Enjoy Life Foods submitted 9/7/2010 2:38:45 PM Submitter Inkspot (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Enjoy Life Foods are made without gluten, wheat, dairy, peanuts, tree nuts, egg, soy, fish, shellfish, casein, potato, sesame, sulfites, and lactose. They are also extremely tasty! With 26 food choices, including cookies, granola bars, chocolate chips and bagels, there is something for everyone! Overall Rating 10

Jed Baker Preparing for Life - The Complete Guide for Transitioning to Adulthood... submitted 9/7/2010 2:33:41 PM Submitter Inkspot (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Well organized with a massive amount of useful information. Includes activities to compliment the reading material. Overall Rating 10

Eustacia Cutler A Thorn In My Pocket submitted 9/7/2010 2:26:23 PM Submitter Inkspot (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments An interesting read overall but it was a bit confusing as it jumped around quite a bit. Still, there are some valuable insights. If you like Temple Grandin's books, you will enjoy this one as well. Overall Rating 7

Nick Dubin Asperger Syndrome and Anxiety - A Guide to Successful Stress Management submitted 8/24/2010 7:56:07 PM Submitter Inkspot (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments A very informative, easy to read, well formatted book. Aimed at adults on the spectrum, it goes into good detail and provides real world examples of how stress can affect the life of someone with Asperger Syndrome and different practical ideas of how to deal with stress and anxiety. I would recommend this book very highly. Overall Rating 9

Yuko Yoshida How to Be Yourself in a World That's Different submitted 3/26/2010 5:58:29 PM Submitter lassie (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Translated from Japanese, this book includes insights from brain science and practical suggestions for teen readers. Pictures of brain scans inside! Overall Rating 8

Mary Sharp, M.D. An Unexpected Joy submitted 3/26/2010 5:55:38 PM Submitter lassie (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Mary Sharp wrote this memoir about life in her family with a son who has autism. A good encouraging read! Overall Rating 8

Luke Jackson Freaks, Geeks, and Asperger Syndrome submitted 3/26/2010 5:52:43 PM Submitter lassie (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Luke Jackson is a teen who has Asperger Syndrome. He has chapters about sensory issues, disclosure, language and learning, school, bullying, Taekwondo, friendships and socializing, dating and more. Fun to read. We read it together, parent and teen. Overall Rating 9

Mark Haddon The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime submitted 10/20/2009 11:48:01 AM Submitter lassie (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments This book is a novel, written from the perspective of a teen who has Asperger Syndrome. It is a book for adults, not a kids book, but teens would enjoy it, too. It is a mystery that the character with Asperger Syndrome sets out to solve. His Asperger issues get in the way, but also help him work out the solution, and how to get information to get to the solution. Fascinating and fun to read! Overall Rating 8

Dr Wendy Edwards submitted 3/30/2009 7:52:48 AM Submitter KMDD (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments She is a wonderful paediatrician who specializes in children and ones on spectrum.A wonderful lady who not only treats everyone with care and support but is knowledgeable and wants to do what is best.Always looking for up to date autism related topics and gives wonderful talks relating to the DAN methods as well.WE LOVE HER!!!!!!! Overall Rating 10

Barbara LaSalle Finding Ben submitted 3/27/2009 1:06:33 PM Submitter lassie (see all reviews from this person) Overall Comments Finding Ben: A Family's Journey Through the Maze of Asperger Syndrome tells the story of a family in search of a correct diagnosis for their son. Over twenty or more years, Ben sees doctors, stays in mental wards, even ends up in jail one time. The good news is that Ben's Asperger diagnosis opens up his future. Finally he can search for real solutions to the very real difficulties he has had. This is an encouraging book mostly, though some of it is difficult to read if you can picture your own child in Ben's shoes, Overall Rating 8