any books on asperger that you liked the best?

[alien girl]

looking for a really nice book on asperger, either interesting or funny, just something really nice to read?

 

[zurb]

Interesting, and maybe a bit sad: 'Congratulations, its Aspergers' by Jen Birch.
Its a New Zealand autobiography of a lady misdiagnosed for many years.

 

[watersprite]

The Kitchen Daughter, by Jael McHenry. Has sad parts, but also bright spots. Fiction. About a twenty-something with Asperger's who recently lost her parents, and how she and her sister work out a way for her to move forward.

 

[Spiller]

Hey alien girl, Ian Ford's 'A Field Guide to Earthlings' A Field Guide to Earthlings I enjoyed it and it was wonderfully educational.. think interesting and insightful
It really helped me see the difference between how I think and how everybody else does!

 

[AGXStarseed]

Kathy Hoopmann has written some great stuff that you may be interested in.

Children's Story Books:
Blue Bottle Mystery: An Asperger Adventure - Kathy Hoopmann
Of Mice and Aliens: An Asperger Adventure - Kathy Hoopmann
Lisa and the Lacemaker: An Asperger Adventure - Kathy Hoopmann

Teenager's Story Books:
Haze - Kathy Hoopmann

General Information Books:
All Cats have Asperger Syndrome - Kathy Hoopmann
Inside Aspergers, looking out - Kathy Hoopmann

 

[Jono]

Hey alien girl, Ian Ford's 'A Field Guide to Earthlings' A Field Guide to Earthlings I enjoyed it and it was wonderfully educational.. think interesting and insightful
It really helped me see the difference between how I think and how everybody else does!

There was a whole discussion about this book on Wrongplanet. I was wondering if someone here could suggest it in the "Autism & Asperger Books" section.