This memoir by a young woman who has a disorder called dyscalculia felt claustrophobic to me. It taught me some things about bright people who have a hard time with math and maps and telling time, but for me, dwelt too much on the sadness and alienation Abeel felt. Also, it's hard to fill out a 200-...
This book provides valuable insight into the mind of a person dealing with LD. I would recommend this book to anyone in the field or anyone who interacts with a learning disabled child. Teachers and moms can also benefit from the story.
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