Katie Bridges is a full time writer who lives in Vancouver, Washington. By full time writer, she means that she hardly ever stops writing! Whether she's working on a piece of fiction or composing a letter of encouragement to someone, she's often sitting at her computer typing away. If she wasn’t writing, she would be hiking, as she loves to be amongst nature. She also enjoys reading children's science books and is quite addicted! Katie owns a huge assortment she's collected over the years. In between writing, she spends time with her family, giving a great deal of care to her grandchildren who she has has a lot in common with. Together, they love to star gaze at night and talk about the latest scientific discoveries. To find out more about her life, visit: warriorsoftheedge.com
Dr. Paula Kluth is a consultant, teacher, author, advocate, and independent scholar who works with teachers and families to provide inclusive opportunities for students with disabilities and to create more responsive and engaging schooling experiences for all learners. Her research and professional interests include differentiating instruction, and supporting students with autism and significant disabilities in inclusive classrooms. Paula is a former special educator who has served as a classroom teacher, consulting teacher, and inclusion facilitator. She works with teachers in K-12 schools, pre-schools, and early intervention programs. She also regularly works with family organizations and disability-rights and advocacy groups.
Females of any age who are on the autism spectrum will want to have this book in her library. Aspergirls: written by Rudy Simone, is without a doubt essential reading for anyone who has a female with Asperger's in their life, including professionally and academically.
Hello, my name is Miriam. I have known about this place for a while but finally had a moment to finally check it out and join I am mildly under the spectrum myself, and am a married mom with 2 kids. My daughter is almost 8 and has mild ADHD, dyslexia and brilliantly creative. My son has ASD, and is almost 6. He is quite high functioning in many areas but is still quite speech delayed.
Katie Bridges is a full time writer who lives in Vancouver, Washington. By full time writer, she means that she hardly ever stops writing! Whether she's working on a piece of fiction or composing a letter of encouragement to someone, she's often sitting at her computer typing away. If she wasn’t writing, she would be hiking, as she loves to be amongst nature. She also enjoys reading children's science books and is quite addicted! Katie owns a huge assortment she's collected over the years. In between writing, she spends time with her family, giving a great deal of care to her grandchildren who she has has a lot in common with. Together, they love to star gaze at night and talk about the latest scientific discoveries. To find out more about her life, visit: 
I am mildly under the spectrum myself, and am a married mom with 2 kids. My daughter is almost 8 and has mild ADHD, dyslexia and brilliantly creative. My son has ASD, and is almost 6. He is quite high functioning in many areas but is still quite speech delayed.
