Zee (he/they)
Contains too much disproven science, and is truely missing an understanding of neurodiversity.
Contains too much disproven science, and is truely missing an understanding of neurodiversity.
Added to listOwnedwith 4 books.
Cool that this exists, but I hated it.
Cool that this exists, but I hated it.
This is gonna sound mad (which I am), but with everything I heard about this book I was expecting it to be more gross, and I was a little disappointed that it wasn't.
This is gonna sound mad (which I am), but with everything I heard about this book I was expecting it to be more gross, and I was a little disappointed that it wasn't.
Added to listFavouriteswith 17 books.
I really enjoyed how radical this was, but I fear this author's writing is just a little too on the nose for me.
The way he wrote about autism in particular is very validating, but at the same time, it lacks WAY too much subtlety for me to find the reading enjoyable.
So I love that AJW tackles these radical topics, topics that are very near to my heart, but I low-key hate his writing style. Makes me sad!
I really enjoyed how radical this was, but I fear this author's writing is just a little too on the nose for me.
The way he wrote about autism in particular is very validating, but at the same time, it lacks WAY too much subtlety for me to find the reading enjoyable.
So I love that AJW tackles these radical topics, topics that are very near to my heart, but I low-key hate his writing style. Makes me sad!
I really enjoyed how radical this was, but I fear this author's writing is just a little too on the nose for me.
The way he wrote about autism in particular is very validating, but at the same time, it lacks WAY too much subtlety for me to find the reading enjoyable.
So I love that AJW tackles these radical topics, topics that are very near to my heart, but I low-key hate his writing style. Makes me sad!
I really enjoyed how radical this was, but I fear this author's writing is just a little too on the nose for me.
The way he wrote about autism in particular is very validating, but at the same time, it lacks WAY too much subtlety for me to find the reading enjoyable.
So I love that AJW tackles these radical topics, topics that are very near to my heart, but I low-key hate his writing style. Makes me sad!
