"This book captivatingly gives a dive into the world of marginalized adolescents. Focusing on neurodivergents and their experiences in middle school, the story deeply portrays their struggles to assimilate, socialize and ultimately fit into what the society defines as success and the ideal. The super enlightening allegory is aptly wrapped around the themes of social assimilation, betrayal and self-making, and though in a different context, The Worst Saturday Ever brings to mind Toni Morrison’s notion of ‘others’. I find this intriguing allegory an insightful and an invaluable contribution to deconstructing the negative ‘othering’ of individuals, which undermines their uniqueness! We absolutely need a book like this. Adolescents, parents and teachers, and anyone connected to them or interested in neurodiversity and Artificial Intelligence will find this book appealing! It’s an enlightening allegory!"" Literature Researcher University of California Merced ""AI and Neurodivergence are Ka
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November 1, 2023
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