If you are wondering why I haven’t posted much recently it is because I am working on a new book. I am very excited about this one. I will keep you posted as it develops.
Other exciting news is that Ido in Autismland is now available in Japanese!
Here is a link to the webpage for those who read Japanese.
http://www.asukashinsha.co.jp/book/b244650.html
I am an autistic guy with a message. I spent the first half of my life completely trapped in silence. The second – on becoming a free soul. I had to fight to get an education but I succeeded, graduating high school with a diploma and a 3.9 GPA. I am continuing my education in college. I communicate by typing on an iPad or a letter board. My first book, Ido inAutismland is an autism diary, telling the story of my symptoms, education, and journey into communication. My second book, In Two Worlds, is a novel. I hope through my work to help other autistic people find a way out of their silence too.
My newest book is now available in paperback, on Kindle, and on Smashwords!
My first book is available in paperback, Nook, Kindle, and iBook editions!
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Good luck!
It’s really inspiring
I am so excited about Ido’s new book! This is great news.
I wonder what warm insights are in store for us…
Ido, we in this family are very much looking forward to your new work. “Ido in Autismland” has really open our eyes and helped us to understand our 4 year old son better as he is also non-verbal and labeled “ASD” (I read what you wrote about that and very much agree).
Great to hear, Ido – we’ll look forward to hearing more!
Awesome Ido! Cannot wait to read your new book…hope all is going better than just alright with you! Love to your family and to your dogs!
Hi Ido,
I’m Japanese and just now finished reading your book.
I bought your book at a store yesterday and it was the best decision that I’ve ever made. Now I’m 23 and will become a teacher of special support school after I graduate my college. I always wanted to know what do autistic children think, feel and want me to know. I can’t thank you enough for keep raising your voice. You’re such an inspiration!! Cannot wait to read your new book! Lots of love from Japan<3
Thank you for writing. I am excited my book is in Japanese!
Thanks for keeping us in the loop Ido. Ido in Autismland is one of the best resources I’ve come across as a teacher. Am very much looking forward to reading your next book!
Hello Mr.Ido. I am Japanese person.
I want to say first. My childish English sentence is not consideration to you.My skill is so low about English.I am so sorry.
Yesterday,I read you book.So amazing.I want to read your book more and more.
I live in Hokkaido Japan. There are lots of beautiful nature.I often enjoy biking,kayaking as you.I have a experience the trip by bike at USA.
If you get a chance visit to Hokkaido,I want to enjoy biking and kayaking with you.
Hi Ido, just finished reading your amazing and enlightening book. I’m an SNA in Ireland and have always used proprioceptive exercises with children that have autism. I have always believed it was a key into helping. Brain Balance I have recently read use the same type of exercises.
Keep enlightening!!
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Thank you your book changed my life this means a lot how you opened the world up to my family and i.