Transition from the Trenches by Julie van der Poel
Tuesdays with Madison by Rebecca Faye Smith Galli
A Place for Us by Judith A. Evans
Natural Selection by Kirsten Lindsmith
Building Bridges by Jeffrey Deutsch
Leaving Normal by Caroline McGraw
Cody's Road by Michele Langlo
The Learning Curve by Benjamin Kellogg
The weather is warm and breezy. Kids are out of school. The pace of life seems to slow down, even just a little: It is summer.
A trial begins in California this week that has my attention. It’s not one that the national news media are covering, and the outcome will go unnoticed by most.
At 11:21 a.m. on Tuesday, May 14, 2012, I completed the final test for the last class of my final semester of college. I will be graduating later this week.
When you have a kid on the autism spectrum, the first thing people often want to know is where he falls on that scale.
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