Growing up on the autism spectrum is never easy. Diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at 9-years-old, Felicia Tripodi shares her unique memoir of being a female on the spectrum in a series of epistolary letters involving the people and places from her past, present, and future.
Instead of writing another sugar-coated "courageous and inspiring" memoir, Felicia confronts her mean teachers and ableist individuals, honors the kind-hearted peers and supportive mentors, and acknowledges her own mistakes towards her childhood friends.
Blunt and beautiful, "Letters" is an actual letter to fellow Aspies and curious non-Aspies from around the world.
