A true story of a woman with Asperger's Syndrome's struggle to make sense of the world. A powerful and moving memoir of upheaval, renewal, and self-acceptance. Sad and inspirational, it will give hope to many. A good read that will be hard to put down. You will be wanting more. It is emotive and evokes a strong sense of empathy in the reader. The author has given honest descriptions of incidences that have happened throughout her life and how this has impacted due to her Asperger's syndrome. She reached the darkest depths but managed to overcome problems and go forward. She sees life in a positive way even though she is still healing. Some people will relate to it and realise they are not on their own. There are others experiencing the same. Diversity should be celebrated and not denied. A must-read for those that are interested in learning the truth

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