Reviews
I was wondering what Asperger's syndrome would be like, and I bought it because I had a book written by Asperuger. It helped me understand how Asperger views the world.
It's a book that reminds us of the challenges that Finnish women Paula, who only got diagnosed as Asperger when she was young and growing up, had to think and act differently from others and the stereotypes that many of society has. And when you read this book, you wonder if the boundaries between normal and abnormal are clear. Greta Tuunbury, 16 years old, who won the U.N.'s ambassador to Emnesty conscience, has Asperger's syndrome. And it's possible that you could hear what others are saying
Paula Tilly: My Asperger Life, So Different (Original Version)
My Asperger's life is so different from what my Finnish author, Paula Tillie, wrote in his book. The author with Asperger's syndrome told the story of his life when he accepted his ‘ difference ’ and gained a new life. It was translated into Korean, after Finnish, Swedish, English, and Estonian, and met with its readers. The author, through Asperger's positive process, is currently a lecturer, writes books and informs the world of Aspergger's syndrome. The book hopes to give readers who feel different the courage to live their lives as they are. “It wasn't until I was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome that I started to live a real life. Paula Tilly, who has often thought differently from others since childhood, has struggled to think like everyone else and to make a difficult progress. The book shows the same way as the Asperger's view of what his daily life is going through, and how the nature of his communication with others is affected by what he does. The author, who feels different but does not know why, is diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at age 24 and changes his life decisively by having it. He came to understand and love himself as he was, and he found and adapted to his own way of life. The book was published with easy writing on the pitch market. Slow learners, with developmental disability and border intelligence, can also read Paula Tilly's autobiography in simple words. Pitchmark published a book that was read by the first slow learner and developmental disabled private in '04.
Korean title: 달라도 너무 다른 나의 아스퍼거 인생(원문판)
Korean author: 파울라 틸리
Korean publisher: 피치마켓
ISBN-13: 9791189712099
Reviews
I was wondering what Asperger's syndrome would be like, and I bought it because I had a book written by Asperuger. It helped me understand how Asperger views the world.
It's a book that reminds us of the challenges that Finnish women Paula, who only got diagnosed as Asperger when she was young and growing up, had to think and act differently from others and the stereotypes that many of society has. And when you read this book, you wonder if the boundaries between normal and abnormal are clear. Greta Tuunbury, 16 years old, who won the U.N.'s ambassador to Emnesty conscience, has Asperger's syndrome. And it's possible that you could hear what others are saying
