As a teacher, we are increasingly faced with this kind of children we label as "autistic"; although now there is more talk of PDD (pervasive developmental disorders). This book is full of so much and "teachings. Who better than a" autistic "to explain how he feels at school, in life, with parents ... When do people accept the right to be different? And it's so much easier to talk when one is not concerned, but when it happens to you: you have a child with ASD or have a class with an enrollment of 27 students and others Children with psychological problems ... it's much more difficult to manage, especially if we have any help !!! A book must read: full of tenderness, softness, without any rancor.
