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New book gives insight into inner life of an autistic teenage girl
Irish author Méabh Collins’ debut novel challenges stereotypical representations of autism, writes PET O’CONNELL
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Great Reads Award Longlist Announced
The longlists have been announced for the 2023 Great Reads Awards. The shortlist will be unveiled on the 1st of September
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Ten children's books for Autism Acceptance Month
Every April, autistic people and members of the autism community campaign to raise awareness, improve understanding and cultivate acceptance of autistic people in society. The initiative is known as Autism Acceptance Month and was founded by autistic disability rights activist Paula C Durbin-Westby in 2011. In honour of Autism Acceptance Month, here is a selection of ten engaging, insightful, and neuro-affirmative books about autism for young readers. Affirmative portrayals of autism in literature are essential for enhancing our collective understanding of the autistic experience. This belief ...
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Books this week: Brendan Behan's A Bit of a Writer, Good Girls by Hadley Freeman, Island of Woods by Paul McMahon, Shakespeare's First Folio by Emma Smith, In a Thousand Different Ways by Cecelia Ahern, There's Something I Have to Tell You by Michelle McDonagh and Castle Rackrent by Maria Edgeworth
Here are the highlights from the Irish Independent Review’s books coverage this weekend.
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