by John Elder Robison
I read Robison's more famous work, Look Me in the Eye, before I was diagnosed and fell in love with his writing style. He is a highly engaging writer and clearly wants to give insights and advice to those on and off the spectrum. This is a bit different in that he shows how his strengths were used...
I have not laughed so hard at a book in a long time. The author's unique perspective on social rules is priceless. He has no choice but to see the truth in all the obscure unwritten rules that society creates, and he writes about it so clearly.
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