Asperger's Syndrome Books Annie Books

Annie Books Series: Experience Asperger's Syndrome and Attention Deficits Through the Eyes of a Child
Written by Michelle Fattig
Pictures by Josh Fattig

The Annie Books are a must read for any parent, teacher, professional, or child with the challenges of Asperger's Syndrome and Attention Deficit Disorders. Michelle and Josh have Asperger's Syndrome and Attention Deficit Disorder. They use their unique insight and experience to fight crime, battle evil, and promote world peace.

Home About Us Products Books Contact Us Annie Books Series: Experience Attention Deficits Through the Eyes of a Child Written by Michelle Fattig Pictures by Josh Fattig The Annie Books are a must read for any parent, teacher, professional, or child with the challenges of Attention Deficit Disorders. Michelle and Josh have Asperger's Syndrome and Attention Deficit Disorder. They use their unique insight and experience to fight crime, battle evil, and promote world peace. Flower by the Water Publishing Copyright 2007 Powered by WebRing .

This site is a member of WebRing.
To browse visit Here .

The Annie Books Series

How do I know if I have Asperger's Syndrome?

You know you might be on our team if….

1)        You have had to use behavior modification on yourself to make it through doctoral courses. I will not talk for 20 minutes…watch the clock, watch the clock, watch the clock….
No wonder I never learned anything in a classroom!
2)        You have ever asked a boss if his mother raised him to be a jerk, or if he managed to figure it out on his own?
And I didn't get fired! He, however, didn't clarify for me.
3)        You have ever asked a professor, in class, "Did you ever work a real job, or did your mommy and daddy pay for your education?" In class, with all of the students staring.
In my defense, this was undergraduate, not graduate class! I had not thought of the behavior modification technique until graduate school! I had to become a psychologist first, so THEY could teach me the techniques!
I did not fail the course.
His response, "I, I, I worked in the summertime."
Ah ha!
4)        You have ever said to your boss, "I would love to stay, but I'm bored,"
in a meeting with seventeen other psychologists, after being asked to stay.
Oops.
She was the greatest boss I ever had!
Oh, and I didn't get fired.
5)        You have ever wandered about the office, humming different Christmas carols at each section, in order to hear a chorus of mismatched songs….in July.
"No, Airman Fattig, you may not hum in the lab."
"No, Airman Fattig, you may not sing in the lab."
"But I wasn't humming!"
"No Airman Fattig, you may not whistle in the lab."
"But I wasn't humming!"
        "No, Airman Fattig, you may not…"
        You get the picture.
6)        You have ever asked your Technical Sergeant if they have a medical degree, which in fact WOULD qualify them to question or discuss a medical waiver provided by an orthopedic surgeon, DURING a leadership course, which would determine your military future.
7)        You have ever given a presentation to 60 administrators on the reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act without a problem or concern, but practically get hives at the idea of one-on-one conversation, or (shudder the thought), going out to lunch with other people.
8)        You have read A Prairie Day with Annie, and were able to understand and follow the story!
"I'm not THAT bad am I?" -Students with ADHD
"I want to read the one you wrote about me again." -Students with Asperger's Syndrome
9)        You have ever suffered with 'flashbacks' to every misstep, goof up, social blunder, faux pas, criticism, or painful experience, but can't seem to recall praise, successes, or recognition. OR, if you have EXTREME difficulty accepting or believing compliments, even when you KNOW you actually did well at something!
For any Neurotypicals (NT's) out there, address us with praise from the side, make it quick, and WALK AWAY!
10)        You have ever found yourself crawling out of your skin when someone stands too close when they talk to you, or you have to have a hand in front of your face during a conversation, and making eye contact is almost physically painful! However, when it is a topic of interest or perseveration, you have TOO much eye contact and tend to dominate the conversation.

Welcome to the team~

Disabled World is a free online community for people with disabilities featuring the latest news and articles concerning disabilities and health issues.

Annie Books Series: Experience Attention Deficits and Asperger's Syndrome

All book covers, book lengths, book artwork, book design, and book etc. are likely to change, with little or no notice, as our perseverations generally do! Please accept our most humble apologies. That being said, "Enjoy the ride!"
-michelle

"...Annie struggles to remember life's many details and finds it difficult to fit in." --Kirkus Discoveries on A Prairie Day with Annie: Experience Attention Deficits Through the Eyes of a Child

"A Prairie Day with Annie: It's a very charming, well-written book and I'm sure it will help countless children and families dealing with ADD and Asperger's Syndrome. I wish you the best of luck and success with your valuable work." Lindsay Miller, Readers Digest

I just finished reading "A Prairie Day with Annie" and I ended up with tears in my eyes. It was a beautiful book. Anyway, I am putting it in the ADHD section of our bookstore http://www.ldonline.org/profbooks/c681 and in our kids section http://www.ldonline.org/kids/books under Paying Attention Isn't my Best Skill. Dale Brown Senior Manager LD Online

The Reward Chart. Parenting Skills
Online store specialising in creating personalised items, such as Cards, Childrens Reward Charts, Childrens Potty Charts, Personalised Door Signs, Name Plaques, Santa Claus letters and more...

Link2Me Link Exchange Directory - The Best Link Exchange for SEO Professionals
Quality directory of webmasters actively seeking link exchange. Improve your search engine rankings and link popularity the easy way. Work clever not hard.

Joyful Child Fabric
Joyful Child Fabric offers you, Printed Cotton, Designer Cotton, Fleece Fabrics and Flannel Fabrics for Children.We cater for Babies to Teens.A large collection of Child Toile is available.Every Theme you can imagine…We offer FREE patterns

About the natural Earth
Answers to all your questions about the natural Earth

Belukro - Handcrafted Beaded Jewelry
Beautiful Beaded Jewelry. Handmade Lampwork glass beads, handcrafted beaded bracelets, watches, earrings, and necklaces. Unique. Beautiful. Affordable.

Online Poker Remote Control - The Best Holdem Tool with Free Sitngo Strategy.
The first ever online poker remote control. A unique holdem tool to increase comfort and patience while reducing wrist pain. Get it free, with a sitngo strategy included. All online poker rooms and all online poker games supported.

The Mom's Choice Awards® honors excellence in family-friendly media, products and services. An esteemed panel of judges includes education, media and other experts as well as parents, children, librarians, performing artists, producers, medical and business professionals, authors, scientists and others. Parents and educators look for the Mom's Choice Awards® seal in selecting quality materials and products for children and families. This book series has been honored by this distinguished award.