"This illustrated story is a tender way to talk to both autistic and neurotypical characteristics of some characteristics of autism. It is so useful for parents read it to their children, as well as so that grandparents, uncles, teachers, autistic people and mental health professionals learn more about the condition.
"This charmingly illustrated tale of a dinosaur who is not like other dinosaurs uses a simply story to make important point of neurodiversity and the benefits of building a society in everyone has access to what they need to have the best chance of success"".
-Steve Silberman, author, ""NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity"