![]() ![]() Look Me in the Eye had “ Shook Me in the Heart”! You too must read his beautifully told memoir from his troubled, lonely childhood in a dysfunctional household, through his unbelievable teen and young adult years working for one of the most influential rock and roll bands of all-time, and finally to his productive life as a husband, father, and successful small business owner-repairing his beloved high-end automobiles. ![]() I held that book in awe, almost hugging it as you would a friend that was leaving. I knew the author’s words had left a mark on me and had changed my perception of those with Asperger’s syndrome (AS). It is one of those books that you hate to turn the last page because you thirst to read more of the story. These are the words that came to mind when I reluctantly read the last page of Look Me in the Eye: My Life with Asperger’s by John Elder Robison. ![]() Amazing, Edifying, Entertaining, but even the funny parts are heart wrenching. ![]()
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