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MY BOOKS
That's Not Right! My Life Living with Asperger's
The book documents my time at school, giving an insight into what it’s like for a child with Asperger’s to go to school, as well as suggestions on how schools can make changes to improve school life for us. I also talk about my positive outlook towards my Asperger’s and how I believe it will be the catalyst that enables me to achieve my dreams and ambitions. My book is available to buy in paperback or kindle via Amazon.
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Required reading for everyone who knows someone with autism
"For neuro-typical people like me, it's pretty much impossible to imagine how it feels to be autistic. And for parents, friends, employers and teachers of autistic people, it is imperative that we understand what we can do to be genuinely helpful, and create a climate/culture where people with autism can thrive, and be free to focus on their talents, skills and aspirations. Alex's book comes as close as it can get to crawling inside someone's head to experience how life looks for them, and everyone who is connected to someone with autism really should read it. Thank you Alex, I learnt a lot".
Amazon Review
The Autistic 92
How watching games at all 92 EFL grounds helped me overcome the challenges of an autism diagnosis.
The Autistic 92 follows my journey to every Football League stadium, recounting my first match at each club while exploring how football helped me to navigate the challenges of growing up autistic. Beyond the grounds and the games, it shows how football became far more than a sport, it became a lifeline. My book is available to by in paperback via Amazon.
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