Good post OP. Really insightful stuff

autistic in every sense possible

also uses pictures because the author can't illustrate their point like everyone else can desu

>>7879929
well its literally about an autist.. so yeah

>>7879929
>>7879988
Were Aspergers and high-functioning autism as known back in the day this was released (2003 iirc) as they are now? Because in early reviews I only read buzz about the protagonist being interesting, original and (holy fucking shit) well-written.

>>7880037
the protag is very obviously autistic and it was intended

Fuck you all. It's great and the main boy is a hero

Why does every piece of English media have to incorporate DUDE KEKOLDING LMAO.

I really liked that book a lot.
And it kinda saved my English grades in 7th grade.

(Foreign language in Germany - had a five before reading it, a 2 afterwards.)

I thought it was good.

>>7879910
I like the way the pages were numbered

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>>7881459
Holy shit! 10/10

>>7879910
Is it bad that I instantly thought "reddit" when I saw this thing at Barnes and Noble and completely ignored it afterwards?

>>7881329
I know, right. I am talking about the reactions to the protagonist. It's like they didn't know what autism was and thought it was deeper than that.


>>7881807
You're such a Christopher

this book made me understand the english way of saying "Jon HAS TO go to school/Jon MUST go to school"
see OP this is the book children read to learn english as their second language no need to get angry