I see things differently: a first look at autism - 31

This reassuring picture book explains autism in simple terms.

It explores how children with autism might feel and suggest ways for other children to consider this child's feelings.

The questions surrounding this condition are made accessible and approachable.

This book is written largely from the child's perspective.

It's meant to be read with your child, or with a group of children, in a way that allows the child to open up about what he or she thinks and feels.

Questions in a "What about you?" sections provide useful prompts for discussion.