Books

Autism in Everyday Life, Catherine Barthélémy, 2013

Cover of the book Autism in Everyday Life by Catherine Barthélémy

A reference book written by French child psychiatrist Catherine Barthélémy, a recognised specialist in autism. It covers educational, social, and behavioural strategies to support autistic children and adults in daily life.

Out of My Mind, Sharon M. Draper, 2007

Cover of the book Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper

The story of Melody, a non-verbal autistic girl who wants to communicate with the world. The narrative explores difference, resilience, and the power of inner thought, blending emotion and humour to raise awareness.

NeuroTribes, Steve Silberman, 2015

Cover of the book NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman

A documentary essay analysing the history and culture of autism. Silberman traces the origins of the diagnosis, medical misunderstandings, and defends neurodiversity, showing that autism is a natural variation of the human condition.

March, Geraldine Brooks, 2005

Cover of the book March by Geraldine Brooks

A historical novel reimagining the story of the absent father in Little Women. Although not directly centred on autism, it explores atypical characters and their unique perception of the world, inspiring readings on difference and sensitivity.

A Childhood with Autism, Hugo Horiot, 2010

Cover of the book A Childhood with Autism by Hugo Horiot

A family and professional testimony on supporting an autistic child. The book describes daily life, school challenges, and the importance of personalised support, blending pedagogy and emotional experience.