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Popular Autism Related Books

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

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That Christmas Tree is NOT For Me!

"This is a story about the different traditions and different ways Christmas might look for an Autistic or SEN child. It aims to celebrate diversity and promote understanding for little ones and their peers! For the: Big believers and those who don’t mind, The sensory seekers and those hiding behind, The turkey eaters or chooses pasta for days, The festive avoiders or those in a Christmas Tree Maze. For the new toy lovers or those with no care, The ones that stay home or chase snow in the air, The ones who don’t let this difference make them feel blue, To the new tradition makers... This one is for you!"

That Christmas Tree is NOT For Me!

profileSophie McLelland

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date 2 Nov. 2023

languageEnglish

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Changelings: An Autistic Trans Anthology

"A young adult anthology of stories about trans autistic characters by trans autistic authors. These last few years have been difficult for the transgender community. This has included frequent attacks on autistic trans people, claiming we can't possibly understand who we are or what we want. This book focuses on autistic trans masc and non-binary people telling our own stories. It aims to explore autistic trans joy and challenges and to show all the autistic trans people out there that they are not alone. A young shepherd gets a glimpse of what could have been, but all is not as it seems. A babysitter is tasked to take care of an unusual child, and discovers who they are in the process. In a dystopian future, a teenager discovers a supposedly extinct animal on a beach. Featuring stories from 13 authors including a story from New York Times bestselling author Andrew Joseph White."

Changelings: An Autistic Trans Anthology

profile A.R. Vale

paper Kindle Paperback

date 2 Nov. 2023

languageEnglish

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The Worst Saturday Ever

"This book captivatingly gives a dive into the world of marginalized adolescents. Focusing on neurodivergents and their experiences in middle school, the story deeply portrays their struggles to assimilate, socialize and ultimately fit into what the society defines as success and the ideal. The super enlightening allegory is aptly wrapped around the themes of social assimilation, betrayal and self-making, and though in a different context, The Worst Saturday Ever brings to mind Toni Morrison’s notion of ‘others’. I find this intriguing allegory an insightful and an invaluable contribution to deconstructing the negative ‘othering’ of individuals, which undermines their uniqueness! We absolutely need a book like this. Adolescents, parents and teachers, and anyone connected to them or interested in neurodiversity and Artificial Intelligence will find this book appealing! It’s an enlightening allegory!"" Literature Researcher University of California Merced ""AI and Neurodivergence are Ka

The Worst Saturday Ever

profile Kala Allen Omeiza

paper Kindle Paperback

date November 1, 2023

languageEnglish

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Autism Recipe: Using Trust and Joy to Take Control of Wellness

Sharon Lemons was a young mother of three boys, ages seven, five, and one week, the day her two older children were diagnosed with autism. At a time when the diagnosis was still rare and interventions were new, expensive, and not always helpful, Sharon refused to let her children be another statistic. She determined to see them live healthy, successful lives. Through sheer tenacity and much love, she applied herself more than forty hours a week in researching autism and developing strategies to help her children achieve optimum wellness and move ever forward toward autonomy. She was told her oldest would never hold a pencil, yet today he is a college graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in media arts and animation. As Sharon began to realize how important nutrition was to their wellness and success, she earned first a bachelor’s degree in dietetics, then a master’s degree in nutrition, becoming a dietitian nutritionist specializing in behavioral health...

Autism Recipe: Using Trust and Joy to Take Control of Wellness

profileSharon Lemons (Author), Karen Smith (Editor)

paper Kindle Paperback

date November 26, 2023

languageEnglish

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Cracking the Autism Code:: Finding the Hidden Voice Within a Child

"Are you struggling to navigate the intricate world of autism, searching for a definitive guide that goes beyond the conventional and offers tangible solutions? Look no further than ""Cracking the Code of Autism,"" an authoritative masterpiece meticulously crafted by Dr. Kyle Daigle. This groundbreaking book is not just another compilation of theoretical musings; it is a practical roadmap meticulously designed to empower parents with the tools they need to effectively tackle the challenges posed by autism. Dr. Daigle's unparalleled expertise, garnered from over a decade of dedicated work with children on the autism spectrum, forms the cornerstone of this invaluable resource..."

Cracking the Autism Code:: Finding the Hidden Voice Within a Child

profile Dr. Kyle Daigle

paper Kindle Paperback

date November 20, 2023

languageEnglish

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My Amazingly Abundant Autistic Senses: Autism and I Series

"My Amazingly Abundant Autistic Senses will help everyone experience the World Through the Eyes of Autism! Have you ever wondered what the world looks like to someone with autism? Or perhaps you have an autistic friend or child you wish everyone could understand better? Well, now you can! Look no further than My Amazingly Abundant Autistic Senses - a perfect children's book on autism that follows the story of Tino, who sees the world in a delightful and unique way. Through Tino's observations, young readers will better understand how he, as well as many other nonspeaking autistics, experience the world through their senses on a daily basis. Written by Gregory Tino, a nonspeaking autistic, using his letterboard, My Amazingly Abundant Autistic Senses is the third in his Autism and I Series..."

My Amazingly Abundant Autistic Senses: Autism and I Series

profile Gregory C Tino (Author), Baginda Adriansyah (Illustrator)

paper Kindle Paperback

date November 18, 2023

languageEnglish

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PARENTAL GUIDE FOR KIDS WITH AUTISM

Parental Guide/Tips for Kids with Autism" is likely a resource designed to provide guidance and support for parents raising children with autism. It likely offers practical advice, strategies, and insights to help parents navigate the unique challenges and opportunities that come with parenting a child on the autism spectrum. The book may cover topics such as understanding autism, effective communication strategies, behavior management, accessing resources and therapies, fostering social skills, and promoting independence. It aims to empower parents with knowledge and tools to create a nurturing and inclusive environment for their child with autism. Keep in mind that this is a generic summary based on the title, and specific content may vary depending on the author and publisher

PARENTAL GUIDE FOR KIDS WITH AUTISM

profileDR. DANIELLE PERRY

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date November 15, 2023

languageEnglish

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Autism: Quick guide for teachers: Practical advice and effective strategies for empathetic teaching, including exercises and play-based learning activities for pupils with autism's educational needs

"Have you ever wished you had an in-depth guide that would provide you with the tools you need to better understand and support autistic students in the educational setting? If a lack of knowledge about autism has left you perplexed and eager to find effective solutions, then ""Autism - A Quick Guide for Teachers"" is the perfect book for you. This book was created specifically for teachers, educators and professionals who wish to promote an inclusive, effective and rewarding learning environment for students with autism. It addresses the common problem of lack of knowledge and awareness about autism in the educational setting by providing practical tools, theoretical insights and indispensable resources. Through a wide range of topics, the book addresses the specific challenges teachers may face in teaching students with autism. From chapters that explore autism and provide an in-depth understanding of the unique characteristics of autistic students, to strategies for creating an in

Autism: Quick guide for teachers: Practical advice and effective strategies for empathetic teaching, including exercises and play-based learning activities for pupils with autism's educational needs

profile Alessandro De Luca

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date September 19, 2023

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Discovering Autism and the Comorbidities Along the BH4 Pathway

Life is replete with unpredictability, presenting challenges that often force us into roles we never envisioned for ourselves. This book serves as a detailed record of one such transformative journey—one that led me from being a parent navigating the labyrinthine world of healthcare and special education, to becoming an impassioned researcher committed to unraveling the complex mechanisms behind invisible illnesses. The catalyst for this intellectual and emotional voyage was none other than my daughter Kylie. When she received her diagnosis of nonverbal autism, the medical jargon and statistics suddenly became deeply personal, demanding more than a cursory understanding. It was this diagnosis that ignited an insatiable curiosity in me to dig deeper than what conventional wisdom offered, to seek answers not readily provided by the status quo of medical research.

Discovering Autism and the Comorbidities Along the BH4 Pathway

profileKimberly Kitzerow

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date September 17, 2023

languageEnglish

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Autism: Understand Your Mind and Body (Engaging Readers, Level 3)

"Autism is not a disease or an illness. People with autism think, act, and communicate differently than non-autistic people. Some autistic people do not speak. Others may get overwhelmed easily. Learn about the ways that people with autism adapt to living in a world that often fails to understand them. Level 3 readers are aimed at children who are reading by themselves and can grasp new concepts. Key words and captions help readers understand new vocabulary and more challenging sentence structure. This project has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada."

Autism: Understand Your Mind and Body (Engaging Readers, Level 3)

profileAj Knight (Author), Sarah Harvey (Editor)

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date August 8, 2023

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