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Book News, Guests | December 14, 2009

How to Be a Vampire

4 comments By Amy Gray

Oh, hi. I'm Amy Gray. I like smoking, carbs, and words. I live in the (currently) sleek humidity of Melbourne, Australia. When not lying... Continue »

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   How to Be a Vampire: A Fangs-On Guide for the Newly Undead

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Chris Horne, March 16, 2009

I saw this book and knew instantly I needed to read it. As a father of twin boys with Autism I am always looking for good material to help get an insight into the world of my children. This book was IT! The book gave grerat information, but did not bore me into falling asleep like so many do.
Reading Look Me in the Eye: My Life with Aspberger's was a cathartic experience, as I glimpsed into how Aspies or Aspergians think. Now, I can better understand how to help my sons make life choices.

Of course the title is apt because I have uttered similar phrases until I found out that my sons could not (not would not) look me directly in the eye.

For any parent, or anyone wanting to learn more about Asperger's Syndrome, this book is a must read along with books by Drs. Tony Attwood and Temple Grandin (Grandin is diagnosed with High Functioning Autism (HFA) which has similar characteristics to Aspberger's Syndrome.)

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