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Daniel explains ways people without autism can have a better understanding of the disorder and the people who have it. Daniel uses the word autistic to describe himself, even though some people do not like this label he shares in advanced that, “that ... Read More

This is a book that belongs in every classroom; in every medical professional's library and in every home. This book should be available not only in public libraries, but in school and classroom libraries, where it is easily accessible. I plan to dona... Read More

How to talk to an autistic kid is a book that promotes critical conversations about ableism in a classroom without disregarding or ignoring those with autism.

Bought this for my autistic 6 year old. I have autistic grandchildren, and it helped me understand more of autism from the inside. The clues given to communicate are doable for kids and adults alike.

Daniel stefanski does an exemplary job of explaining the sensory aspects of the nd population. He explains how for many on the spectrum being redirected is difficult. Stefanski is a kid with autism and shares facts and observation about how it is to b... Read More

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Quality

Last year we got the book for his teacher and gave permission for her to share it with the class

I went to college and became an electrical engineer and i decided to follow my dreams with the beautiful side of life of good people

Competitiveness

Grate book well written i have a 8yr old autistic son and even that my son is sevier level it helped me understand

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autistic, good, great and written.

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This product had a total of 91 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 16 2022.