pick#Eisner award nominee. I started this book late last night and was unable to put it down. A beautiful visualization of the struggles of living with Asperger's (though it is no longer diagnosed independently of ASD). It also serves as a reminder that not all countries are equal in their acceptance of disabilities or their willingness to accommodate.
pickThat just flew by....
This comic was first published in France and only translated to English this year.
It's written by a Julie who was diagnosed with Aspergers as an adult; as part of her awareness campaign for Autism and Aspergers.
Truly enlightening!
I love how the art starts out all dull and brightness up as the MC becomes more comfortable with herself.
pickReally easy to read and nice to look at graphic novel about autism. Originally in French, the English version is coming out in August. I got this for review and liked it a lot!
Invisible Differences | 
