Raising five children would be challenge enough
for most parents, but when one of them has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum
Disorder, the adventures become even more fascinating. In this moving--and often
funny--memoir, author Carrie Cariello invites us to take a peek into exactly
what it takes to get through each day with four boys and one girl, and shows us
the beauty and wonder of a child who views the world through a different lens,
who sees the days of the week as colors and wants to know: What Color
is Monday?
Pick up your copy here
Carrie Cariello lives in Southern New Hampshire with
her husband, Joe, and their five children. She is a regular contributor to
Autism Spectrum News and has been published in several local parenting
magazines. She has a Masters in Public Administration from Rockefeller College
and an MBA from Canisius College in New York. At best estimate, she and Joe have
changed roughly 16,425 diapers.
This is a must read book even if you are not a
parent. It is such a touching memoir. I laughed and cried and over all I really
enjoyed this book! I highly recommend you pick up a copy of
it.
You are sure to fall in love with Jack and his
mother Carrie. What a great family the Cariello's are!
I was given a copy of this book by the
author.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
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Thank you Mary for doing this great review this month of Autism Awareness. Carrie shows us her life through the eyes of her son Jacks different world. This is a heart warming book that I will want to read more than once. Autism does not have to touch your lives to read this book.
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Sounds like a good book.
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Carolyn J.
This sounds like a wonderful book for families who have a child with autism, which covers a wide variety of symptoms. Thanks for a great review, Mary!
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I want to read this book, thank you for your review and telling us about it.
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