A visual representation of what living with autisms is for women. Not bad, between information and biographies, they are very personal facts here and more scientific as well. The think I didn't like about this book is the constant, something we saw more and more in modern days, trying to make/show the difference between women and men in everything. We never talk so much about trying to eliminate the barrier between sexes and at the same time we always underline the fact that everything is so different. They're difference that we can't deny and there are also things that are mostly the same. A book explaining autism is great, a book explaining autism of women... not necessary, a chapter exploring the difference between autism women and men would have been enough, because yes there are differences, but there are more similarities. Anyway... editorial review this morning!