Ten Things Your Student with Autism Wishes You Knew (Paperback)

from ScribbleScribe

I would say that this book is valuable as a starting point in learning about autism. It's very short (110 pages + Introduction). By no means does it cover any aspect of Autism in depth, but it's, as I said before, a starting point. Personally, I prefer books that cite studies that back up claims ...

from Reacherfan

I found out that my friend's child had autism so I wanted to read as much as I could on it. I thought I'd start with this book. As I said it was an okay read. There was a lot of info in this book, but it was a lot longer than it needed to be. The Strengths: The first part of the book is fantastic...

from touchthesky

This book was a great insight about children with Autism. However, I don't think it's "guidelines" JUST apply to Autism... they can definitely apply to other disabilities as well. It's an easy and quick read and gives great explanations about Autism. It's not too wordy or confusing. Short, simple...

from touchthesky

This book was a great insight about children with Autism. However, I don't think it's "guidelines" JUST apply to Autism... they can definitely apply to other disabilities as well. It's an easy and quick read and gives great explanations about Autism. It's not too wordy or confusing. Short, simple...