
Autistic mothers don‘t need to be blamed or shamed. What we need is support.
Autistic mothers don‘t need to be blamed or shamed. What we need is support.
#SpringSkies
Day20: - Past Lying. Karen Pirie has a #2ndchanceromance, but it falls apart in this book #7 of series. Also a version of #LieinTitle, day 23.
Day 21: #AwardWinner - winner of the Sue Kaufman Prize for First Fiction - Enter Ghost
Day 22: #Tragedy- Romeo and Juliet
Day 24: #Neurodivergent- We‘re Not Broken
#catchinup #serieslove2024
Last book I finished in April #bookspin book. This book has been sitting on my shelf for the last year, so happy I finally read it. The author is Autistic & gave me some areas for me to think about more. He gave a good background on the history of Autism & how the perceptions of Autism has changed over the last few years. He also discussed several areas that continue to be hampered by misconceptions or lack of government assistance: housing,
May 2022 #bookspinbingo board, I‘m hoping to get the tagged book read this month. It was my double spin book for last month & now my #bookspin book for this month. I guess it‘s a sign to get it read.
April is Autism Acceptance month. I plan on reading the tagged book this month. My mom sent the top book to my son but we still haven‘t read it. Neurotribes is the only one I haven‘t read (because grad school, ie no time). I need to find more stories & narratives from Autistic authors.
April #bookspin list, April is also #AutismAcceptance month (this is a shift from Autism Awareness because the majority of people in the Autism community are trying to move away from Autism being seen as a deficit or something that needs to be changed). A friend recommended the tagged book, which I‘m really hoping to read next month. I‘d love to participate in #DisabilityReadathon but not sure how much time I‘ll have.