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
5 Easily Implemented Strategies To Promote Language And Interaction With Your Autistic Child (Unlimited Autism Success Starter Guides Book 2)
This is a starter guide to help parents and carers of autistic children discover simple techniques that promote speech and encourage social language with their child. Part of a series of Autism books that provide parents and careers with great ideas and easy to follow tips to help them support their children and encourage progress in every aspect of their life.
Autism: The Connection Between Tylenol(Acetaminophen) And Autism
"What exactly is the ""autistic spectrum,"" and what are the historical roots of autism? What are the main theoretical foundations for comprehending the behavioral patterns of autistic people, whether they are young or old? What are the most successful methods for diagnosing autistic people and for assessing, educating, and caring for those who fall within this spectrum? This educational and approachable literature examines theories at the psychological, neurobiological, and ""first cause"" levels, covering historical facts, diagnostic techniques, intervention, education, and support.."
Parenting Like a Ninja: An Autism Mom’s Guide to Professional Productivity
"Parenting Like a Ninja is an authentic discussion of the complexity faced by working autism moms, with clear steps to increase energy and productivity in all areas of work and life. As a mommy of a child with autism, the daily reality of food wars, tantrums, a steady variety of body fluids, erratic non-sleep, and the revolving door of therapists is just exhausting. Autism moms keep it together, but sometimes, they just want the relentless pace of chaotic activity to stop so they can figure out the rest of their life, move ahead with their professional dreams, and just be more productive. In Parenting Like a Ninja, Faith Clarke walks moms through well-established principles of psychological well-being and thriving to create balance and energize their professional productivity, so they can build more of what they have been looking for professionally, all while being able to nurture their child’s well-being."
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30 April 2019
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Paid for Paperback
English
When I Met The "Unexpected" : A Guide For All Parents
The book presents an inspiring story of a mother who took an “unexpected” challenge head-on and worked hard to establish a solid foundation for her child’s future. It talks about her struggles, her wins, her perseverance, and her commitment. The book takes the readers through various challenges that the family goes through and how they manage to survive and shine through it. This is an end to end colored version. The book contains lots of real pictures; it’s recommended to opt for a colored version for an enhanced reading experience. If you wish to opt for an economical choice then you can search and order for the Black & White version.
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21 August 2020
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Paid for Paperback
English
Challenging The Myths Of Autism
How many times have you heard that people with autism lack creativity? That they reject affection or suffer from mental retardation? As the number of children diagnosed with autism surges, researchers and educators are racing to define the amorphous nature of this spectrum disorder and its wide range of symptoms. But in trying to characterize this widely varying group, people often perpetuate a host of limiting and potentially damaging misconceptions in the media, in academic journals and even in textbooks. These myths don’t hold up when examined, and they don’t reflect Jonathan Alderson’s experience working with more than 2,000 children and families over two decades.
I am John, AUTISM will not limit me.
The story is about a boy named John, who lived in a small town and struggled with autism. Despite his condition, he was a bright and creative child who refused to let his disability define and limit him. He discovered his love for art, and it became a way for him to express himself in ways that words couldn't. His parents noticed the positive impact of art on John and enrolled him in an art class, where he made friends for the first time in his life. His success in art gave him the confidence to attend social events, make more friends, and face other challenges in life. John's story is one of resilience, inspiration, and the power of pursuing one's passions to overcome limitations.
The Ongoing Adventures of Noah Bear: A Young Bear with Autism
"The loveable Noah Bear is ready for his next adventure, going to school. The kids there have never met someone with autism before and you will get to see what it's like for Noah as he experiences everything for the first time. He communicates differently but loves to have fun and learn like everyone else. This story is meant to educate all kids and encourage them to connect and embrace their differences. With the cutest little bear, you will ever meet and wonderful, funny rhymes, you can't help but LOVE Noah Bear."
Life Skills Work Book For Children And Teens With Autism And Special Needs: Activities To Help Develop Selfcare, Increase Independece And Selfcare Skills At Home School And
"LIFE SKILLS WORK BOOK FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS WITH AUTISM AND SPECIAL NEEDS This book a very special resource for parent and professionals to help and teach them how to handle their kids with special needs to develop needful skills to increase independence at home, school and beyond. The twenty-first century is a really new age for kids with special needs, a period when moms and dads, and specialists collaborate to define each kid's educational path. It's also an age in which moms and dads and professionals' duties urge people to rethink their particular obligations."
Autism Reimagined: Breakthrough methods for parenting kids with autism spectrum disorder with less frustration and better understanding
"Raising a child with autism isn’t easy, but with the proper guidance, you can make it much less complicated. It’s the diagnosis no parent wants to hear. Finding out your child has autism can make you question what you did wrong, what you could have done differently, and how you will get through this."
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30 March 2023
Paid for Kindle
Paid for Paperback
English
Describing Skills for Kids with Autism & Asperger's (Six-Minute Thinking Skills Book 3)
"Does your learner struggle with describing people, situations or events? These expressive language skills can be challenging for children with Autism/Aspergers and for adults with aphasia or other cognitive issues. Not being able to explain or describe can effect a learner’s success in all facets of life. The Describing Skills workbook provides step-by-step activities to quickly build the ability to describe objects, people and events in detail. Your learner will develop the confidence to explain ‘what happened’, ‘what did you do at school?’, ‘what does your teacher look like?’, etc."
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12 February 2019
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Paid for Paperback
English