Cathy Dellinger

Interesting story but poorly performed

Revisado: 03-23-24

The story premise was interesting but the prose was somewhat prosaic. There was some issues with continuity of details with the main characters being stranded without money, supplies even cloaks then suddenly having all those things without any explanation of how they appeared. There is also a shift in and out of dialect in the dialog that is distracting. These are minor things compared to the AI generated voice. It is lacking much expression and does not change tone or timber for different characters. I found myself zoning out a bit at times. I sure miss the use of a voice actor or actors. AI has a long way to go before replacing the real thing.

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A clear explanation of and the history of autism

Revisado: 03-13-16

As a pediatric physical therapist who has been involved with autistic children and adolescents for many years, I have experienced those moments where I connected with a child finally reaching into their world and sharing it. This well written book with excellent historical perspective as well as the perspectives of autistic adults is a resource that I wish I had 35 years ago when I began my career. I remember some of the events In this book and hope that I was a positive rather than a negative influence in the lives of these children and their families. I remember voraciously reading Temple Grandin's books to better understand the minds of these incredible little persons. I would highly recommend this book to any person, professional or merely interested. I find that I have some of those autistic characteristics which may be why I gravitated towards children! You might recognize some in yourself and realize that we are all human and that life would be quite boring and probably stagnant without diversity.

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