Sunday, 29 November 2009

The Curious Incident of The Dog In The Night Time


I have this book, it was recommended to me by a friend who has studied Mental Health Disabilities at University. I can't really comment on it as although I have had it for some time now, I have not yet read very much of it!! But from what I have read, it looks like a very informative book.

This book was written by a boy with Autism and he is arrested for stabbing his neighbours dog with a garden fork, as he was found standing over the dog when the police arrive, but it wasn't him. He found the dog like that, and so he goes on a quest to find out who really did it (this is a brief description of what I've been told the book is about)

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Home Educating Our Autistic Spectrum Children


A down-to-earth guide written by the people who know - the parents who home-educate children with Asperger Syndrome or Autism. It includes a practical section on the legal position of home educating in England and Wales and contacts for further support.

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I have actually just bought this book before I wrote this post!!

Ten Things


This is a book that I am recommending. I bought this book around the same time I bought the Playing, Laughing and Learning book. This book is a very good source of information and I have actually used a lot of things in this book on Taylor's Blog. I leant it out over 12 months since and unfortumetely it has not yet been returned to me. I know I have used it a lot as a reference book and some of it's contents in the Blog but I can't actually give a detailed description on it as I can't find one and because it's been so long since I read it, I can not actually remember a lot about it. I have that many different books, sometimes it's easy to get them mixed up as after a while they all tend to sound the same!! But as it's a book I have I would highly recommend it.

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Can't eat, Won't eat


Finding out that your child has autism is difficult enough but discovering that they won't eat 99 percent of all known food can make life seem impossible. Brenda found herself in this predicament with her own son who has Asperger Syndrome and took a dislike to virtually all food or drink she tried to give him. She offers some of her own strategies, as well as tge advice of many other parents, professionals and children.

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Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Issues


This accessible book covers the impact of the sensory system on behaviour and offersa helpful set of practical interventions that can be used by parents and schools to help promote success for young people with Asperger Syndrome.

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All Cats have Asperger Syndrome


What it's like to be different: a cat's eye view of Asperger Syndrome. An engaging and amusing book which would make a lovely present for anyone with Asperger Syndrome - or a cat lover!

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Sleep Better


Children with special needs atre especially vulnerable to disrupted sleep patters and help is hard to find. Using personal insights from families who have struggled with sleepless nights, the author shows the dramatic improvements that are possible without medication.

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