Mike Pearce

I don’t think this was as good as his other works. I was a big fan of the space based books. This one meanders and has seemingly random chapters of nonsense.

That said, the core message is chilling.

This book didn’t really know where it was going. Lots of stories from folks with various neurodivergent lives, which helps with feeling like you’re not alone, but not really a lot of practical help. Certainly not a guide on thriving in world that’s not designed for you. Unless you pay to go and get help.

Not super useful unless you live in the US, but informative nonetheless.

Loved this book. The premise is good - a bit lockdown trite, but a great read nonetheless.

It’s also been a long time since a book made me actually cry real tears wet on my face. Those last few pages melted me.

Bravo.