This book will be a classic if it isn't already. The novel might be particularly useful today in light of recent attempts to curtail issues of bullying and increase tolerance among teens. Like To Kill A Mockingbird in its time, this novel attempts to create empathy for people identified as "other". Excellent book. ( )

Wonderful insight into autism from an autist's perspective. You can appreciate how difficult/different life is from both side's. This has to be THE book to read for anyone wanting to work with autism or even other mental disabilities. The book gets to you ( )

I have not yet read this book.