Aspergers At Home A teenage guide    by Daniel M Smith
Price: $6.99 USD. 18110 words. Published on November 16, 2011. .
Aspergers at home, the teens guide. This book has been written with one goal at heart; To help teenagers with Aspergers get through the riggers of everyday life in the home. It has been written in a "pick and dip" style, to make it easier for the reader to find the infomation they need.

Asperger Diaries: Jamie's New School    by H.B. Lawson
Price: $5.99 USD. 42900 words. Published on November 21, 2011. .
Jamie is eleven years old. In a few weeks time he will start at senior school. He is already a little nervous although his mum said he will be fine. This book tells the story of his first term at senior school through the diaries of Jamie, his mother and his older sister Lesley. No one yet realises that Jamie has Asperger's Syndrome. That is all about to change.

Answer Aspergers: Volume 1 - Diagnosis or Suspicion    by Andrew Armstrong
Price: $0.99 USD. 122670 words. Published on November 22, 2011. .
Diagnosis can suck. You are given a name and very little solid information about what it is, what that means and most importantly what to do about it. This is a series of three books to do just that. The series is a blueprint to go from struggles to flourishing. This first volume is about diagnosis or suspicions about Aspergers that can alter your beliefs, emotions, experience and your Brain.

Fool Me Once    by Jean Louise
Price: $1.49 USD. 66990 words. Published on December 25, 2011. .
Truth is stranger than fiction-- more complicated, too. That's the lesson Dana Hayes learns when she meets the man who inspired a character in her first novel, “Nobody’s Perfect,”... and he’s a complete jerk. But as she spends more time with him, Dana begins to realize there’s more to Kaden MacKay than meets the eye.

Astoria Story    by June Volz
Price: $3.99 USD. 56430 words. Published on December 29, 2011. .
You cannot eat, you have no money. You cannot pray, you don't believe anything anymore. You cannot love, you're too busy surviving. What do REAL people do when their world falls apart? They move to Astoria.

Show Me Your Face    by Pete Palamountain
Price: $3.99 USD. 84600 words. Published on January 19, 2012. .
"Fantastic read." "A heartwarming plot." "This story touched my heart. So worth reading." In an age when “refrigerator mothers” were blamed for autism, a brave young mom refuses to believe the myth that she caused her son’s condition by rejecting him at the breast—so she sets out to find her own answers. Will he ever be able to show her his true face?

Under the Banana Moon: Living, Loving, Loss and Asperger's    by Kimberly Tucker
Price: $3.99 USD. 80690 words. Published by InkWell Publishing  on January 20, 2012. .
Kim Tucker describes her life, from childhood through marriage and beyond, with Asperger's, in this hilarious, heart-breaking, and fascinating memoir.

Understanding Your Child's Sensory Signals    by Angie Voss, OTR/L
Price: $5.99 USD. 16790 words. Published on February 11, 2012. .
A practical, daily application handbook for parents, teachers, and caregivers to help understand sensory signals versus behavior and how you can help! This user friendly "go to" handbook is geared for daily use and as a quick sensory reference guide, offering quick solutions for sensory challenges. Enjoy the simple, organized format with over 110 sensory signals!

Nutrition and Autism    by Kris Costello
Price: $2.99 USD. 7200 words. Published on February 11, 2012. .
Nutrition and Autism is an information packed, exclusive Interview with Wellness Talk Radio Producer Kris Costello and Judy Converse, a Registered Dietitian and Author of Special Needs Kids Eat Right.

The Clark Kent Chronicles    by Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Price: $3.99 USD. 41630 words. Published on April 25, 2012. .
The Clark Kent Chronicles: A Mother's Tale Of Life With Her ADHD And Asperger's Son A mother's tale of living with and loving her ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome son, weaving practical advice into heart-wrenching and hilarious stories from toddler to adulthood with "Clark Kent the WonderKid" and his sometimes-exhausted and frequently-baffled family.