Maybe I'm different is a story about a boy, who struggles with communicating and finding his place in the world.
His mother worries like all the other mums, but he is not like all the other kids.
He's non-verbal, only has one friend and he's... different.
As he grows and learns about himself and the world around him, he soon learns: "Maybe I'm different, and thats ok!"
'Ben is different and his story succinctly and clearly explains the world and autism from his perspective. You quickly appreciate Ben's qualities and challenges and his positive personality. This is a book that will be enjoyed by fellow young autistic children and their parents.'
- Professor Tony Attwood, Clinical Psychologist
His mother worries like all the other mums, but he is not like all the other kids.
He's non-verbal, only has one friend and he's... different.
As he grows and learns about himself and the world around him, he soon learns: "Maybe I'm different, and thats ok!"
'Ben is different and his story succinctly and clearly explains the world and autism from his perspective. You quickly appreciate Ben's qualities and challenges and his positive personality. This is a book that will be enjoyed by fellow young autistic children and their parents.'
- Professor Tony Attwood, Clinical Psychologist
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