3.5 stars. I've read a lot of autism stories (from the parents' perspective) over the years. This one give a good feel for the emotional journey, which can be pretty intense. As Curt Warner states, it's as much a story of the love and dedication between husband and wife. It will be difficult for those in the beginning stages of a journey with autism to read, as it offers an unflinching look at how challenging daily life can be. In the end, there is some hope and peace. However, families without the financial resources of the Warners may find it incredibly frustrating, too. Because if things were this hard for a family with a stay at home mom who homeschooled and could afford full-time ABA therapists for 2 kids, imagine how much harder and exhausting it is for those with limited resources. This is briefly addressed in the book. ( )