Little Squares with Colors: A Different way to look at Autism Christina Dagnelli

When parents receive a diagnosis of autism for their child they often feel as if their world has come to an end. In this insightful memoir, a courageous and inspiring mother explains why a diagnosis of autism isn"t the end of anyone"s dreams, but rather a beginning. Little Squares with Colors describes the authors own journey raising a child with a severe autism spectrum disorder without offering a cure or miracle treatment , but rather valuable strategies, insight, and a road map of what questions to ask and where to begin. Little Squares with Colors focuses on acceptance and asks as many questions about living life that effects people whether or not they have an autism spectrum disorder, through the story of Noah s life spanning from birth to seven years of age. Little Squares with Colors illustrates the many ways in which family and friends are touched by Noah s life and how his social awkwardness, and sometimes-problematic behavior brings out the best and worst in people. Little Squares with Colors is light-heartedly written, and told with much humor leading the readers to love and accept Noah, quirks and all. It inspires them to understand and tolerate the differences in others, and how the judgments one makes teaches them more about themselves. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Little Squares with Colors: A Different way to look at Autism (Christina Dagnelli)