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Book List: Autism Resources for Families
We have curated a collection of recommended reads on Autism and Aspergers, this book list contains non-fiction, aimed at families.
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Book List: Autism Resources for Adults
We have curated a collection of recommended reads on Autism and Aspergers, this book list contains fiction, non-fiction and memoirs, aimed at Adults.
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Book List: Autism Resources for Young Adults
We have curated a collection of recommended reads on Autism and Aspergers, this book list contains fiction and non-fiction aimed at Young Adults. Age ranges are recommendations based on interest and appropriateness, but it will depend on the individual.
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Book List: Autism Resources for Kids
We have curated a collection of recommended reads on Autism and Aspergers, this book list contains fiction, non-fiction and picture books for Kids. Age ranges are recommendations based on interest and appropriateness, but it will depend on the individual.
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Kaleidoscope by Danielle Steel
This Danielle Steel book is all about three sisters! Separated as kids by a difficult family situation, they grow up in totally different worlds. The story jumps back and forth in time, showing how this childhood trauma affects them all. It’s a classic Steel tearjerker, spiced up with a little romance. Paris during wartime where…
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The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall
The power of geography follows the same structures and theme of the previous book of Tim Marshall, Prisoners of Geography. Each chapter focuses on a different country/area and the aim is to demonstrate how today political and economical decisions are the consequences not only of the history of that country but also the physical/geographical features…
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The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece by Tom Hanks
I picked up this book because I love films and I read Uncommon Type by Tom Hanks (short stories) last year but was underwhelmed by it. This, Hanks first novel, is also a bit lacklustre. It describes in detail how a movie is put together, (which I found interesting, what exactly is a Grip?) from…
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Weep by Eoin Brady
Weep: The Irish Epidemic by Eoin Brady Mr. Brady brings readers along on a brutal yet relatable journey along the eastern coast of Ireland, filled with moments of fun, desperation, and tension. The narrative will have you eagerly flipping pages to see how each set piece concludes, while simultaneously making you hesitant to turn the…
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Interview With Mendez
Mendez, a Jamaican-British writer, authored the semi-autobiographical novel “Rainbow Milk” in 2020. Scroll down for a recording of Mendez in conversation with Professor Rajani Naidoo. Image Credit: Christa Holka My first attempt at a degree was in automotive engineering (I lasted nine months), before I enrolled on a three-year acting course (on which I lasted…
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Book List: Windrush Day
We have curated a collection of recommended reads for Windrush Day, this book list contains fiction and non-fiction for all ages. In 1948, HMT Empire Windrush docked at Tilbury Docks, carrying the dreams, aspirations, and resilience of Caribbean migrants. These pioneers embarked on a transformative journey, leaving behind their homelands to shape the fabric of…