Living life on the spectrum

Living life on the spectrum

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The book is about a 14 year old boy called Peter who has autism. Peter gets bullied at school because he struggles to makes friends and struggles with everyday life things like change in routine, socializing with people and he is highly sensitive to sound and bright lights. Peter is just a ordinary boy and he wants to be treated just like everyone else.
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