Can You See Me?

Libby Scott's depiction of the main character's perspective feels so real and nuanced. I wonder what research or personal experience influenced her approach.

The story highlights the challenges and strengths of autistic children in a way that really touched me. I'm curious if others felt a shift in how they see neurodiversity.

From school to home life, the environment felt authentic and familiar. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or observations to craft these scenes.