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It was good, but not "god" good... :-)

Posted by RJeff on December 13, 2004 at 17:22:23:
...the book was recently a family project as my tenth grader was assigned it, so my sister, my wife and I decided to read it as well.
Having taught students with Asperger's I can say the author did his homework. In fact, I'd recommend it for anyone who works with people with Asperger's. It was more valuable than some of the teacher traiing I've taken.
Jeff