Stand Up for Autism Format:Trade Paperback giving examples of questions the

giving examples of questions the therapists might ask the child at certain stages

to come to terms with her disability

Simple exercises encourage children to think about any negative views they may have about themselves and address them

The pictures are full of humour as well as sympathy

Stand Up for Autism Format:Trade Paperback giving examples of questions theWhen we tell someone that our child is autistic, the most common response is a sad face and an apologetic look. I hate it when people say "I'm sorry to hear that". Parenting a child on the autistic spectrum can be tough at the best of times, but few books take the time to celebrate the love and laughter an autistic child can elicit in their parents and those around them. In this warm, honest and laugh out loud tale of bringing up Bobby, now ten,