
Normal people
A playful guide to the world of “normal” people
The world of neurotypical people—that is, the world of the majority population—is often strange and incomprehensible to autistic people. That’s why Clara Törnvall, herself autistic, has joined forces with other autistic individuals to write a fun and accessible explanation of the majority neurotypical world, intended to help people with autism navigate this complicated “galaxy.” The book is aimed at readers aged fifteen and over, but the explanations and advice on why neurotypicals lie, how to maintain a conversation without offending anyone, or how to handle changes in one's life, can also benefit adult autistic men and women. In fact, neurotypicals too will better understand the autistic way of thinking thanks to this book.
What they wrote about the book:
This readable book presents readers with a wealth of advice, experiences, and ideas from which absolutely everyone can gain something. You can read Normal People just for pleasure, but also as non-fiction offering new insights. So, prepare for a journey full of unexpected experiences.
- Swedish online daily BTJ
Clara Törnvall
Clara Törnvall (born 1976) is a cultural editor and producer for the Swedish radio station P2. She is a regular contributor to the Aftonbladet and Svenska Dagbladet daily newspapers. The rights to her debut book, The Autists: Women on the Spectrum (2021, Czech edition 2023), have been sold to more than ten countries.
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| Manufacturer information |
EUROMEDIA GROUP a.s., Nádražní 762/32, Praha 5-Smíchov 15000, Česká republika, www.euromedia.cz
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