Books can play a big role in helping you and your child with Autism. You’ll find books can be a good way to connect with your children as they learn to share, make eye contact and it enhances their speech while reading one with their parents.
Here is a list of specially curated books related to Autism available on Kindle, Pdf version and paperback.
We would love to get recommendations from you on any useful books for children with Autism that are not in this list. You could write to us at contact@autismconnect.com
2025 Autism Planner: A Comprehensive Calendar for Autism Support and Organization
Make 2025 a year of organization and growth with the Autism Planner. This 115-page, 6x9 journal is designed for caregivers seeking to simplify routines and track progress effectively. Featuring sections for scheduling, notes, and goal setting, it provides a clear framework to manage daily tasks and long-term plans. Perfectly sized to fit your bag, it’s the ultimate companion for busy families.
Paperback
2 January 2025
Paid for Paperback
English
2025 Autism Planner: Track Daily Routines and Milestones with Ease and Clarity
Discover the 2025 Autism Planner, a 115-page tool crafted to simplify your caregiving journey. With dedicated spaces for daily routines, therapy tracking, and progress monitoring, this 6x9 planner is both practical and portable. Designed with caregivers in mind, it’s an indispensable resource for creating structure and fostering growth throughout the year.
Paperback
2 January 2025
Paid for Paperback
English
Hear Me Speak: Understanding Autism Through Our Voices
Autism Society of Iowa [ASI] worked extremely hard to collect the broadest and most diverse collection of narratives for this book. ASI solicited individuals from their adult autism networking group, parent/caregiver support group, monthly newsletter, and by word of mouth. Each narrative was printed as it was submitted with changes made only to grammar and format. Throughout the book, you will also see art and photographs from both self-advocates and parents/caregivers. We thank each contributor for sharing their story and appreciate their candor, honesty and vulnerability.
Kindle
26 February 2025
Paid for Kindle
English
Embrace Our Differences: Autism Journal Appointments Goals & Progress Tracker
EMBRACE OUR DIFFERENCES: Autism Journal Appointments Goals & Progress Tracker Having a child with autism brings a lot of challenges, but it also comes with so many blessings and an incredible amount of love. Designed by an autism mom whose son is nonverbal...
Paperback
6 April 2019
Paid for Paperback
English
Different Not Less: Support Love Advocate for Someone with Autism Awareness Lined Journal
Perfect graphic designed journal notebook for jotting down daily diary thoughts, keeping notes and phone numbers from appointments, or making lists of things to do. Nice 5" x 8" size with 120 lined pages to take along with you wherever you go in your purse or backpack.This unique design makes a perfect gift for someone special for birthday, Christmas, anniversary, or any special occasion. Vintage 70's Cool 80's Style Distress Grunge Graphic Sunset Rainbow Image Cutout Retro Distressed Style. Support Advocate Love Someone With Autism Men Women Kids Puzzle Piece Graphic Gift Book.
Paperback
6 April 2019
Paid for Paperback
English
Au Ti SM Valuable Strong Rare: Autism Journal Periodic Table of Elements Meme
Au Ti Sm Valuable Strong Rare: AUTISM JOURNAL Periodic Table of Elements Meme This planner will come in handy more than periodically! Gold, Titanium, and Samarium have rare beauty and strength. The strongest most beautiful people I know are on the spectrum. Autism brings challenges, but it also comes with so many blessings and an incredible amount of love and strength. Designed by an autism mom whose son is nonverbal.
Paperback
3 April 2019
Paid for Paperback
English
Autism Journal & Self-Care Workbook: Manage Your Child's Goals and Your Own Mental Health & Well-Being
You are amazing. Keep that shit up. Irreverent Self-Care Workbook and Planner for Caregivers of Children with Autism. Self care isn't selfish, it's essential to your emotional, spiritual, and physical well-being. Too often, we put ourselves last and neglect our basic needs. That just leaves us depleted, which in turn makes us less productive, less happy and less able to do good in the world. It is especially easy for someone who cares for someone with autism to put themselves last. Parents want what is best for their son or daughter, but forgetting to care for your own emotional well-being actually isn't helpful to anyone. It's time to make a plan that helps you and your child.
Paperback
8 August 2019
Paid for Paperback
English
Autism Journal: Appointments, Goals & Progress Tracker: 24 Weeks to Track Communication, Social Skills, Sensory Goals
"AUTISM JOURNAL: Appointments, Goals & Progress Tracker Having a child with autism brings a lot of challenges, but it also comes with so many blessings and an incredible amount of love. Designed by an autism mom whose son is nonverbal. This 8"" x 10"" 24 week planner is perfect for anyone who loves someone with autism and wants a journal to keep tracking of appointments, goals, and activities. Stay organized, with social skills, sensory, speech and communication goals. Also includes space to write down activity ideas specific to individuals on the spectrum: fine motor, tactile, visual, oral motor, occupational therapy, etc. Also includes room to write down each week's challenges, highlights and favorite moments..."
Paperback
30 March 2019
Paid for Paperback
English
Autism Spectrum Disorders: Autism for Parents: From Theory to Practice
Autism Spectrum Disorders: Autism for Parents: From Theory to Practice is an indispensable pool of information for parents and other family members of children who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Doris J. Barnes as a parent of a son with autism wrote this book to help you grasp the signs and symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorders and how they are treated.
Employers Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorder: Working with smart, talented people who have trouble "fitting in"
There is a business case for diversity hiring in the United States. While employers, in large part are taking up the banner and hiring individuals with physical disabilities, the concept of nuerodiversity is a more recent approach to diversifying the workplace, especially in higher education, the public sector and a few technology giants.
