Living in Technicolor: An autistic’s thoughts on raising a child with autism By Lydia Wayman

Living in Technicolor: An autistic's thoughts on raising a child with autism

Many of you know Lydia, of the blog Autistic Speaks. Lydia is a young woman with autism and she has a new book out, full of wonderful information for parents of kids on the spectrum. It isn’t a how-to, but more of a “this is what goes on inside me, and maybe it will help you relate better to your own child if you understand.” But it isn’t just for parents. Anyone wanting to better understand people with autism would enjoy this very engaging book.

Lydia is in the process of fund raising for a service dog of her very own (his name is Blue and he’s a looker). The proceeds from Living in Technicolor will go toward bringing Blue home to her.

To purchase Lydia’s book in paperback or e-book form, click here.

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2 Responses to Living in Technicolor: An autistic’s thoughts on raising a child with autism By Lydia Wayman

  1. amber says:

    WONDERFUL. 🙂

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