autistic children

A collection of personal essays in which people from diverse backgrounds share their experiences with autism, offering parents and caregivers of autistic children hope and encouragement.

Clara Claiborne Park recounts her daughter Jessy's struggles with autism, discussing how Jessy has overcome many social and emotional problems to lead a promising life.

Thirteen-year-old student Luke Jackson describes what it is like to live with asperger syndrome, offering a new perspective on bullying, friendships, the challenges associated with AS, problems at school, dating, and more.

Identifies the top ten characteristics that influence the hearts and minds of children with autism, with tips and information to help parents, social workers, therapists, doctors, and educators better understand what it means to be autistic.

Provides parents of children with autism and Asperger's Syndrome with the resources and knowledge needed to get the most out of the school system, explaining special education laws and policies and offering advice for dealing with the many challenges their children face.

The author offers ten things about how autistic children think and learn in order to help teachers educate them more effectively.

Teenager Jenny describes what it is like to live with her younger brother who has autism.

A guide to school for children with Asperger's, explaining the confusing rules of the classroom, how to interact with other kids, and maintain healthy habits.