Raising Cubby: A Father and Son's Adventures with Asperger's, Trains, Tractors, and High Explosives, (Paperback)

from THCForPain

Raising Cubby was different than any other book that I have read regarding a father and son relationship. The writing of the book itself was a little stranger than most and I think that is due to the fact that John Robison has aspergers and as he said in the book he communicates differently than ...

from Schlyne

John Robison is still one of the better writers out there when it comes to writing about Asperger's. I have read several books in pursuit of finding out more about Asperger's (of which I probably have, which hasn't been diagnosised). His books are some of the better ones of what it's like.

from SigmundFraud

A wonderful read an incredibly devoted father to his Aspergian son. As the reader you live through the trials and tribulations of his son growing up with Aspergers and succeeds in the end. What is stranger than fiction is that both the father and Mother are Aspergians but they didn't know it in t...

from bookczuk

If men are from Mars, and women from Venus, then John Elder Robison is from a whole different universe from me. That's not to say I didn't like the book, because I did, or that I didn't think he loved his son and tried his best to be a good father, because he did. Some brains are wired differentl...