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Christina Adams is the author of A Real Boy: A True Story of Autism, Early Intervention and Recovery (Berkley Books, May 2005) and a commentator for National Public Radio’s Day to Day. Her work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Brain Child Magazine, Alligator Juniper, Kaleidoscope and Appalachian Heritage, among others.


A Real Boy: A True Story of Autism, Early Intervention and Recovery
Christina Adams

A Real Boy: A True Story of Autism, Early Intervention and Recovery

A Real Boy is the story of how Christina and her husband stopped their son’s unexpected descent into autism and illness and won him a second chance for a full life. A Real Boy tells the story behind the autism epidemic…and how kids can get better.

The Washington Post's review of A Real Boy
Kingsport Times-News article on A Real Boy
TriCities.com's article on A Real Boy

"Regardless of whether readers have an autistic child or a child "on the spectrum" with a diagnosis ranging from attention deficit disorder to Asperger's syndrome, they should enjoy Adams' fast-paced tale. We learn the language of autism, explore its manifestations and gain an understanding of the world inhabited by an increasing number of families."

—Penny Carnathan,
Tampa Tribune
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“Christina Adams has written a book that provides a much-needed update on the world of autism. Yet it has a broad appeal that will touch all parents, and in particular those who have struggled to help a different child find his place in the world. I was riveted to this story, and often moved to tears. I predict her book will become a classic, and that we will have many books from this writer.”

Jo-Ann Mapson, best-selling author of
Bad Girl Creek
, Good-Bye, Earl and Hank and Chloe


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