Augusten Burroughs interviews his older Aspergian brother, John Elder Robison, about his upcoming memoir, LOOK ME IN THE EYE. For more, check out jerobison.blogspot.com.
Augusten Burroughs interviews his older Aspergian brother, John Elder Robison, about his upcoming memoir, LOOK ME IN THE EYE. For more, check out jerobison.blogspot.com.
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Oh yeah I can't look people in the eye when I talk to them eother and i have been accused of lying because I can't. Plus in my previous post I spelled and myself wrong. Sorry I was at work when I posted that and had other things on my mind. Rad this book it is awesome! "Woof" LOL
My 11 year old son has Asperger's Syndrome. I read "Look me in the eye" and realized I probably have it too. I like seclusion I'm a Corporate Account Manager for a fortune 500 company ans I keep to myselg alot and I freak out in crowds and get aggresive. "Woof" LOL
Augusten's books are awesome. I especially loved the sections about his brother because he is hilarious. I love when his brother John woof's at the end haha!
Love this book and recommend it for anyone whether you know someone with asperger's (you probably do, even if you don't think you do) or not. It is dark at times, sad at times. and really freakin funny at times - just like real life for us all. Excellent story telling and an amazing insight into the world of asperger's
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i don't think all aspies do well though i'm a total loser, it's a great book though
Plus in my previous post I spelled and myself wrong. Sorry I was at work when I posted that and had other things on my mind.
Rad this book it is awesome!
"Woof" LOL
I read "Look me in the eye" and realized I probably have it too.
I like seclusion I'm a Corporate Account Manager for a fortune 500 company ans I keep to myselg alot and I freak out in crowds and get aggresive.
"Woof" LOL