The
emerging market for books related to autism is penned by parents or authors exclusively for people with special
needs who tend to be overlooked. Inspired by the literature many more authors,
as of late, have lent their support in educating people about ways to handle
manage and treat children with autism.
Some
of the top picks of books related to
autism topic is from memoirs that are easily understood by parents and
caretakers of people on the spectrum. These books are available on Kindle, in
Pdf or paperback version. If you need good books about autism, click on this
link provided by Autism Connect here.
·
A PARENT'S GUIDE TO AUTISM
This is an extremely helpful
educational guide that can encourage parents to indulge in occupational therapy
activities at their own home.
This award-winning edition
consists of ways to train a child with autism to control repetitive behaviours,
toilet training, cope with sudden changes in routine, and much more. With
simple explanations and easy exercises, this book is sure to make daily
activities enjoyable and encourage the child to succeed with his/her everyday
tasks.
Availability
eBook
For Kindle/Paperback/Free for eBook
English
By: Ian
Jordan
The world of a child
with autism is very different because they face difficulties with facial
expressions, repetitive behaviour, etc. This is one of the best autism related books, a
perfect guide for parents, where the author Ian Jordan provides a simple introduction to what seems to be a complex
subject.
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Kindle/Paperback/ for eBook
English
By:
Stella Waterhouse
This
book, by Stella Waterhouse, provides a positive outlook on how people with
autism can overcome their drawbacks such as tantrums and anxiety with various
treatments. She debates the pros and cons of current treatments and also emphasizes
on how a child with autism perceives the world. She also relates the causes of
autistic condition, symptoms and behaviours such as hyperactivity, attention deficit,
obsessive compulsive disorder and many other symptoms that surround a child
with autism. This book is an interesting guide for both professionals and non-professionals.
Availability
Stella Waterhouse
Paperback
Kindle/Paperback
English
· A Thorn in My Pocket (2004)
By: Eustacia Cutler
This
is a true story of a mother who narrates her experience laced
with emotion, happiness, struggles and disappointment in raising her daughter who was diagnosed with autism. The
mother of Temple Grandin, the most famous person with autism today, tells about
her struggle with her husband and medical authorities to keep her daughter from
being sent to an institution. This is one of the most prominent books related to autism that
project the journey of a mothering a child with autism to be full of trials,
guilt, frustration, anger, goals and fear of the unknown.
It’s a known fact that
most mothers of children with autism share similar experiences and feelings.
The author Eustacia Cutler guides parents through her personal experience of
raising a daughter with autism during a time when people were not fully aware
of autism. Sheshares her doubts and searches for answers to her quest amidst a
situation that offered her little support.
Availability
Kindle/Paperback
Kindle/Paperback
English
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