All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome

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As with any diagnosis, there is a broad range of traits, so some will ring true and others not to each reader. But the things that were true in my experience were so spot on, and married to some really tender pictures, that I shouldn't have been surprised when I felt my eyes spring a leak once or twice. My main complaint is that it doesn't take into account differences between different individuals with Aspergers. It over generalizes. For instance it states he doesn't want loved ones to hold him. That may be true for some individuals, but their are many children with AS who really really love to be held, who are actually clingier than most children. All in all this book is pretty amazing in the way it explains Aspergers in simple terms, and using large letters to explain each kitten photo in terms of children with Aspergers. By using these adorable photos to explain how cats can be very quirky, aloof and creatures of routine, and that their behaviors, at times, can be somewhat similar to children with Aspergers. Having a great sense of humour, but not always realising what they are saying. For example, a person with autism may say, “Look at the funny dude with the big ears,” but another person may not appreciate what they say. Their passion for researching something they love” leading to them reaching “the top of their chosen fields.” For example, people with autism may research topics such as films, science, inventions, and planes and might want to become actors or actresses, professors, inventors, plane-spotters, or pilots.

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This is a fabulous concept for a book, and in execution it's cute a lot of the time. Maybe even most of the time. But some of the humor comes off as trying a little bit too hard, stretching a little too much. The text could stand to be a little less clinical and a little more whimsical (to match the kitty-cat theme) and, if handled skillfully, would not lose any of its truthfulness... and would actually wind up being much more memorable. Lccn 2006013021 Ocr tesseract 5.0.0-1-g862e Ocr_detected_lang en Ocr_detected_lang_conf 1.0000 Ocr_detected_script Latin Ocr_detected_script_conf 0.9520 Ocr_module_version 0.0.14 Ocr_parameters -l eng Old_pallet IA-WL-0000198 Openlibrary_edition It also states that the first signs of Aspergers are detected when the person is very young. I only partly agree, because while those signs might exist at an early age, they are often not recognized! There are many people who only discover their AS as adults.

Cats may behave in a manner similar to an autistic person but that does not mean that your feline is also autistic. Every kitty is unique in its own way. To conclude everything, cats act like autistic but it is not necessarily because of the changes or abnormalities in the behavior of your feline. However, if you think there is something wrong with your feline like physiological abnormalities or infectious diseases, then you should bring her to the veterinarian to ensure your pet's health. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-01-15 02:20:27 Bookplateleaf 0002 Boxid IA40327719 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier I can’t wait to get these books! My 11-year-old grandson has ADHD – and two dogs at home. Sounds like he’ll love this. ox

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that you have any inquiry or need to eliminate any substance recorded here if it's not too much trouble, go People with autism can stay awake at night and wonder “what they did wrong and what they could have done differently.” Me-wow! I was 13 years old when my mom brought All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome home from an autism conference. You’d expect teenagers to think they’re too old for picture books when they so desperately want to be seen as adults, but nope All Cats Are on the Autism Spectrum (2021) is a book that Kathy Hoopman wrote. It is an updated version of All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome (2006) that Hoopman also wrote. Today it is my pleasure to introduce you to Kathy Hoopmann and her delightfully humorous and sensitive books that help to explain how it feels to be on the autism spectrum or to have ADHD — All Cats are on the Autism Spectrum and All Dogs have ADHD.

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Being “caught up in a world of their own where they can do their own thing over and over again without being disturbed.” Sometimes his relatives think they could bring him up better than his parents." Yes, not to mention his scout leaders, the court ... The public school system couldn't handle his behavior & turned him over to the court system, who threatened to take him away from us. Thx to the social worker who they assigned to us, he was released from probation. And his juvie record has been expunged!! They are definitely beautiful books and delightful to look at, filled from cover to cover with cute cat and dog images. However, the books are more than just that. Kathy shines a positive light on the sometimes-quirky behaviours that are endearing in pets and helps us recognise the beauty and joy we can discover in diversity. She encourages us to accept ourselves and others just as we are. A recommendation by Haley MossTowards the end of All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome, one sentence says, “there is a little bit of Asperger’s in us all.” While Hoopman thought this statement was empathetic in 2006, many people have since found it incorrect and “insulting to those on the spectrum as it belittles the very real challenges they face daily.”