3 books that provide autistic perspectives

Here are three books you should invest in to broaden your understanding of autism and the perspectives of those living with autism.

  1. “I WILL DIE ON THIS HILL: Autistic adults, autism parents, and children who deserve a better world” attempts to unite the divided perspectives of autistic self-advocates and parents. Authors Meghan Ashburn and Jules Edwards explore the rift between their respective communities and ways to make the world a better place for their children.

  2. "The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism" by Naoki Higashida: This book is a memoir written by a 13-year-old autistic boy from Japan. The book provides a window into the inner world of an autistic individual and offers insights into the experiences of living with autism.

  3. “Funny you don’t look autistic: A comedian’s guide to life on the spectrum” by Michael McCreary is a humorous and insightful guide to life on the spectrum. The comedian shares his own experiences of living with autism in a candid and engaging way, while also providing valuable information and advice for others with autism and their families. This book challenges stereotypes and encourages readers to embrace their differences with pride and humour.

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