look me in the eye my life with asperger's Reviews
by John Elder Robison
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avid reader, fiction reader, chronic book buyer, read for fun, character-lover
Although I am a psychologist this book will be an enjoyable read even for someone with no understanding of Asperger's Syndrome. John Elder Robinson, older brother of Augusten Burroughs the author of Running with Scissors, considers himself a successful "funcional Aspergian." Despite being raised in the same dysfunctional family portrayed in Running with Scissors, dropping out of school at the age of 15 and not actually be diagnosed with Asperger's until 40, John Elder was the genious behind the special effects for the band KISS, worked on the early talking toys…
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reading non-fiction, a busy professional, willing to pay for quality, practical
I laughed and cried while reading this book. I am so grateful to have a piece of work like this because it really helps me understand the Asperger condition on a deeper level. The book really illustrates the internal struggle as well as the unique perspective of Aspergians. It is also a great companion to his brother's memoir, Running with…
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| Key Information |
Authors John Elder Robison
Nonfiction Category Biography & Autobiography • Family & Relationships • Psychology • Transportation
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| Book Editions |
Book Editions Audio - Compact DiscAbridgedSeptember 25, 2007Random House6.25"(h) x 5.5"(w) x 1.25"(d), 0.4 lbs.9780739357682
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| Professional Reviews |
Professional Reviews <b><i>Times (London)</i>:</b> "[John Robison] is a gifted storyteller with a deadpan sense of humour and the book is a...
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