Barbara C. (kewl) reviewed on 4/7/2010 + 469 more book reviews

This can be inspiring to adults just as much as to adolescents. We see this young man, Jason, with hopes and dreams, gifts and talents. His family loves him fervently, yet are not always able to understand him, are even hurt by his detachment from them. Autism has made him a person set apart, the "different" child. The story is told from Jason's point of view. The reader is superb.

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