All Cats Have Asperger's Syndrome - Kathy Hoopmann

If your primary school age child gets a diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome (an Autistic Spectrum Disorder), one of the first reactions as a parent is to look around for as much information as possible to explain their neurological differences to both of you and help them understand, and even see their diagnosis in a positive light. There are a lot of books about Asperger Syndrome on the market now, in fact there seem to be several for every conceivable topic, and its too easy to find yourself on a virtual trolley dash through Amazon! As it's hard to make discerning buying choices about a subject that is unfamiliar to you, the smartest and simplest option would ...  Read the complete review

It's so informative and entertaining all at the same time. It would serve a purpose to share with parents who have just received a diagnosis or who have their suspicions. Therefore it is great to share with children as well - the pictures of the kittens actually tell the story more than the text does.

The information is accurate yet presented in a non-threatening way. Excellent for those who are experiencing this form of special needs, are wanting to find out all about it or who work in this field.

That brings me to the pictures. They are high quality glossy images that are simply adorable but when linked with the text accentuates what is being passed on.