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World Autism Awareness month
By TF Tribe on April 9, 2015
“Celebrating your children’s passions rather than redirecting them, especially when those passions don’t line up neatly with a checklist for future success, can feel like jumping off a cliff. It certainly did for me,” wrote Kristin Barnett in her very inspiring book about how she nurtured the incredible spark inside her son,Jake, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2. When child development experts told her that Jake would never be able to read, the struggle began.
This is an inspiring memoir of a mother who did not leave the job to the experts alone and instead nurtured the genius in the boy with unceasing faith despite enormous struggles ahead. A must-read for all parents with autistic children.
amazon.com
