I wish I had had this book when my teenage daughter was first diagnosed. While it’s not a ton of information or covering every scenario since it’s a memoir, it was so practical hearing Michael’s perspective and experiences both of what it looks like to be level 1 autistic, especially his social and friendship interactions. The humor added some levity into it as well so it wasn’t heavy or laborious to get thru. I appreciated his vulnerability and candidness as someone navigating the work on the spectrum. 

Thanks to Netgalley for the copy of this audiobook. All opinions are mine.