my world or yours, a story of autism and family
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Copyright:
© 2005 Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: first
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Printed: 24 pages, 6" x 9", saddle-stitch binding, black and white interior ink Download:
1 documents, 618 KB
Description:a story about autism and family filled with lots of tips and pratical advice on coping, teaching a child with autism without losing your sanity written from the point of view of a parent with a child with low functioning autism. Listed in: |
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Although the author of this book probably has great intentions, it is so poorly written and formatted that the book is not very helpful. In many cases, it's difficult to understand what the author was trying to say. The author also rambles off topic, which isn't the major problem.
The author uses little punctuation, which makes the book difficult to read and understand. Grammar problems are so frequent, it is hard to think about anything else. The author didn't bother to have someone else edit the book or even ensure that the book was formatted consistently throughout. Sometimes the text of the book was flush left, some times flush right, but mostly each line was centered on the page -- like a poem. It's a very short book mostly about services (or lack thereof) in the UK. Comments about the US health system were not accurate. I was very dissappointed.
The author uses little punctuation, which makes the book difficult to read and understand. Grammar problems are so frequent, it is hard to think about anything else. The author didn't bother to have someone else edit the book or even ensure that the book was formatted consistently throughout. Sometimes the text of the book was flush left, some times flush right, but mostly each line was centered on the page -- like a poem. It's a very short book mostly about services (or lack thereof) in the UK. Comments about the US health system were not accurate. I was very dissappointed.
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