Not really into memoirs, but I think that this will resonate with many

As I mentioned in the "title" of this review, I'm not someone who really reads memoirs. With that said, I think that this book will be really powerful for many who might need to read this. I believe that a diagnosis on the spectrum is on the rise in the US, and I think that it can be difficult for parents to grasp when they first hear the news (or hell, even years into the experience, it might be difficult). So to hear about someone else's journey into being a parent to a child on the spectrum would likely be incredibly helpful and healing