Passing for Normal : A Memoir of Compulsion (Paperback)

from AunietDeb

It's a great book! It gives tourette's from a different perspective. The author is an educated, very smart person functioning at a high level. She's self supporting.

from bookloverLucy

As a mild sufferer myself, I can honestly say that this book is an accurate depiction and a fantastic reading experience. This, I suspect, is especially so for those with the disorders, but I think...

from SmithSJ01

With non-fiction the synopsis usually tells you all you need to know really. However I thought I'd just add my thoughts so that if you're thinking about reading it I might help you make the decisio...

from elliepotten

Not much to say about this one, as it pretty much does what it says on the label. Amy Wilensky tells her story: how she started to develop odd physical tics as a child, how these developed into ful...

from EmScape

Amy did an excellent job of describing the symptoms and difficulties of Tourette's and OCD from an insider's perspective. It was odd because sometimes, I really felt connected with Amy as a person,...