Welcome to Frami Books!

 I got this book after hearing about it on social media. I have been reading it every night with my 7 year old who is autistic, specifically Pathological demand avoidance. He has found it very reassuring that other children have felt the same as him and I find it invaluable to understand how he views the world. As he grows into a teenager it will really help him. Great book."

 I have never read a whole book in my life, this was delivered today and I have finished it already, the lists of things that help Callum are really useful and already has me looking at things that could help my son who is 14 and was diagnosed ASD at 9. This really helps see things from his point of view to help understand some things he struggles with too, and has already got me thinking about possible triggers he will have for GCSE exams and college interviews etc. brilliant book that is going to help many people understand autism more and help children with autism know they are not alone with not enjoying certain things that others seem to. Really loved this book and will be passing around the family to read and recommending to friends. "

 What's an absolutely fantastic book easy to read and to understand it really did open my eyes on what it's like to have autism and how they have now they see the world. Its helped me understand how my little one may be feeling, woth him being on the ASD spectrum, I thought this book would be really good for him to read when he is older. So he can understand there are others out there like him and he's not alone. Callum Knight you should be so proud off your self for writing this book. "

 Currently awaiting an official autism diagnosis for my 13 year old. I can relate to 99% of everything in this book and wish it was something I could have read years ago. I have been pushing for help for about 6 years now for my child but was always told she was a smart, very shy, over-thinker. Nearly everything Callum has talked about has happened/does happen and affect my child daily. This book should be on the reading lists for all teachers and GPs."

 I bought this, as my 6 year old grandson has high functioning autism and ADHD. I have read quite a lot, so that I can be more useful in supporting him.
This book was written in plain English, and very much from the perspective of actual personal situations. At the end of each section there is a page on what would have helped.
I have been recommending this book to others who I feel may benefit and I know it has helped me immensely. "

 A fantastic read of how having autism has been a challenge for Callum, but at the same time his determination to make the best of his life given his neurological differences. I encourage everyone to read this to gain an insight into how people with autism live everyday and feel we can all learn to be more understanding and accommodating to all neurodivergent people. "