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Love Ya, Mean It (A Memoir of Parenthood, Autism, and Unconditional Love)
| Expected release date is Apr 6th 2027 |
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Product Details
Overview
In this empowering and hopeful memoir, Love on the Spectrum stars Lise Smith and Connor Tomlinson share their unfiltered personal experience to provide a roadmap for neurodiverse families.
When Love on the Spectrum star Connor Tomlinson was diagnosed with autism at age five, his mother Lise felt the life she imagined for her son transform before her eyes. She'd worked with neurodivergent children for several years and knew the long road ahead of them well.
In LOVE YA, MEAN IT, Connor and Lise bring readers into their world, sharing their own experiences so that readers might better understand what they've been through and what an autism diagnosis could mean for their own loved ones. From Lise's professional experience working with neurodivergent children, to how Connor's diagnosis shaped both their trajectories, this book provides both poignant and joyful insights into what it means to be a neurodiverse family.
