I stared this book one afternoon and couldn’t put it down. It was funny real and very up to date. It has the reality of bringing up kids with the added knowledge of children on the spectrum and how you have to support them whilst living daily with this. I can see the humour in it which was good as it could of been a little sad along the lines. I liked the way it was fast paced and covered everything. Not to give too much away it was a cross between a chick flick and a yummy mummy book. I did like the storyline and laughed and shed a little tear when she described certain events. I think the author has done her homework on the child spectrum and the way she deals with it is lovely. I like the reference to her past life and the new one she has to deal with. The way she goes back and forth reminiscing of the way things were and how she has to deal with a changed life is funny and really well done.