Asperger's

Strength, Solutions, and Symptoms in Children and Adults

De: Clay Trenton

Narrado por: Brandon Sukhu

Duración: 1 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

Just in case you’re wondering what Asperger’s Syndrome is, how it is different from autism, or what to do with it, you’re at the right place. This book gives you all the important facts. You will learn about pros and cons (because there can be pros indeed), how to handle social aspects, and signs and symptoms of those who have it. At the end, there will be solutions for those who are trying to manage their behavior, some very effective and some that are only for certain individuals. So go ahead and start reading, and get a true understanding of this slight deviation of the brain.

©2019 Clay Trenton (P)2020 Clay Trenton

Definitely interesting

This is interesting because there are some people in my family with Asperger's or at least some form of autism, so they can learn more about themselves.

I enjoyed this

Asperger's is a serious condition many people overlook. Someone I know, for example, says things that are completely inappropriate and has no clue of social cues or anything like that. He's a picky eater, is often in his own world, and lacks a sense of maturity or social skills. He's got talent for some particular things, however. So yeah, this reminded me of him.

Deserves a good review

This deserved my time. Finally, a book that gave me what I expected. One more detail: The narrator appeared to be so good that I would undoubtedly listen to it again. Maybe even more than one time. I simply cannot recall everything that's being said in all these audiobooks, so it would be worth reminding me of what was actually being said.

Learned a lot about aspergers

There are many things I liked about this book, but I can only say so much. I was able to understand every thing plainly, not even if the storyteller spoke words well, but also since the info in it included new facts to be learned.

Listen to this

Listen to this stuff. The author has a lot of good things to say about autism and Asperger's.

Impersonal Infomercial

The idea is there, and I can appreciate that people are trying to be more informed about Aspergers and autism. I really wanted to like this book. However, this book barely brushes the tip of the iceberg of information and paints a very narrow picture of the spectrum. In addition, the book is redundant at times, and contradictory at others. Finally, some of the language and beliefs are outdated and condescending. With the simple stating of information, and lack of compassionate, real life examples, this book comes of more as an infomercial.