Reading this made me stop and really think. I could feel the confusion, the little victories, the pain… it reminded me how messy life is and how much we miss when we don’t try to see through someone else’s eyes. This isn’t just a story about autism….it’s about being human, trying and failing, and still finding sparks that matter.

I didn’t know what to expect, but this immediately grabbed me. Some parts made me laugh, some hit me in the gut, and some lingered in my head for days. David writes like he’s talking to you, not like he’s showing off. It’s messy, sometimes awkward, and strangely comforting, like you’re not alone in the chaos.

This book doesn’t sugarcoat anything, which makes it so human - You see the struggles, the misunderstandings, the small wins, all from someone living them - It’s a raw look at a life shaped by autism, yes, but more than that - it’s a story about endurance, connection, and the messy, beautiful ways humans keep going…