by Erinn Rohman (Author)

Hundreds of thousands of children face life with Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism spectrum disorder that affects a child's language and social skills.
Kids with Asperger's have average to above-average intelligence, but often have obsessive interests, are socially awkward, and do not understand the subtleties of language and conversation.
With concentrated effort on the part of parents and educators, these children can begin to overcome the difficulties of this disorder and find success in school and life.