Code: 04909175

Send in the Idiots

Name: Send in the Idiots
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04909175
Price: 17.58 EUR
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by Kamran Nazeer

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 240
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2007
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Book synopsis

When he was four years old Kamran Nazeer was enrolled in a small school in New York alongside other children diagnosed with autism. Here they received care that was at the cutting edge of developmental psychology. Kamran is now a policy adviser in Whitehall - but what of the others? With rare perception, he tells of their lives: the speechwriter unable to make eye contact, the courier who gets upset if anyone touches his bicycle, the suicidal depressive, and the computer engineer who communicates difficult emotions through the use of hand puppets.