In the process of moving from being self-hosted to being hosted by wordpress.com, we lost the list of books that Kev had compiled over the years. I’ve started rebuilding that list and will try to go through some new books in posts in the near future. The page Books and Movies is already up and will grow with time. Feel free to offer recommendations or to remind me of books that were on the previous list.
Books and Movies
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I cannot recommend “With the Light: Raising an Autistic Child” by Keiko Tobe enough. It follows a fictional family from the birth of their son, and their desire to make sure that lives a full life and becomes “a cheerful working adult.” Though there are some hard times for the family, it’s very heartwarming.
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