Honestly I already know I want to read this again. There is so much to unpack in a 10 hour audiobook, that I found myself stepping back to ponder the ideas presented before diving in again.

Devon is articulate, well read and explains the topics in a digestible manner.

From laying out definitions, to giving real world examples, plus bonus worksheets, this book is the full package. It all moves forward a new narrative on autism, and neurodiversity. A positive one. I already know it's going to change lives.

If you're here, scrolling through reviews to see if this book is for you, because you don't have autism and aren't neurodivergent, this book is still a valuable read. The only way we can change the perception of autism or neurodiversity is by having more and more people discover the truth about it.

It's worth giving this book a read just to view 'life through the eyes of someone else' and gain insight that can help reshape the world we live in. So many ideas presented in this book set of lightbulbs for me. From how the average workspace is, to how accessible society isn't for many people.

I encourage everyone to give it a read. ( )