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Somebody Somewhere: Breaking Free from the World of Autism
In the acclaimed sequel to Nobody Nowhere--in which Donna Williams gives readers a guided tour of life with autism--Williams explores the four years since her diagnosis and her attempts to leave her "world under glass" and live normally. NPR sponsorship.
Book Details
- Publisher: Crown Publishing Group (NY)
- Publish Date: Apr 4th, 1995
- Pages: 256
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.26in - 5.53in - 0.65in - 0.54lb
- EAN: 9780812925241
- Categories: • Social Scientists & Psychologists• Memoirs• Disability
Praise for this book
"This book deserves every superlative a reviewer can muster."
-The Globe and Mail "To be able to do what [Donna Williams] has done, by age 27, and to write about it so poignantly and so articulately is to function on a higher level than most 'normal' folk achieve in a lifetime."
-Boston Globe "By illuminating her own unique perceptions, she allows us to understand our own perceptions as never before...And oh, can she write."
-The New York Times Review of Books "The artistically gifted Williams continues to build a bridge between 'my' world and 'the'world."
-Publishers Weekly "Somebody Somewhere...provides a shining light into the dark mystery of autism."
-Detroit Free Press
-The Globe and Mail "To be able to do what [Donna Williams] has done, by age 27, and to write about it so poignantly and so articulately is to function on a higher level than most 'normal' folk achieve in a lifetime."
-Boston Globe "By illuminating her own unique perceptions, she allows us to understand our own perceptions as never before...And oh, can she write."
-The New York Times Review of Books "The artistically gifted Williams continues to build a bridge between 'my' world and 'the'world."
-Publishers Weekly "Somebody Somewhere...provides a shining light into the dark mystery of autism."
-Detroit Free Press