The Autistic Brain: Helping Different Kinds of Minds Succeed Paperback – Illustrated, 1 April 2014

full of insights into the way autistic people think and view the world. Well worth the time reading. I loved it.

Very insightful, every parent should have had a read even if there is a lot of medical jargon in the book.

I enjoyed this book, however did have to look up some words that I didn't know the meaning of, but well worth reading. I am going to read it again and make notes, to help me with looking after a young boy with Autism

Arrived well within the recommended delivery time frame. Received in good condition and is a very interesting and worthwhile read. Would recommend to anyone interested in this field. It aides understanding and gives you food for thought!

This is an excellent book helped me see things from my sons perspective. Very well written, I would reccomend this book trying to understand autism.

An inspirational book for parents with an autistic child. I recommend this to everyone that wants to know more about autism and to understand the autistic brain.

I think this is a great book.

I found it helpful, and agree that the sensory overload problem is the prime cause of the autism spectrum disorders. I hope that Temple Grandin will take this further, and includes more information on the brain. Although I disagree with him on some of his suggestions, I found his insider insights most helpful.