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Experience the world through Adi’s eyes in “Living With Adi,” a heartwarming middle-grade novel by Zarin Virji. Adi, an autistic teenager, navigates the challenges of school and social life with a unique perspective. Join Adi, his family, classmates, and teacher as they share his unexpected, delightful, and funny journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Will Adi finally gain the respect he deserves? Find out in this touching story about embracing differences and celebrating neurodiversity. ISBN: 9780143466086
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Hrithik Sujil –
I absolutely adored Adi! The book is a wonderful exploration of autism and the importance of celebrating neurodiversity. Highly recommend!
Pragati Bhardwaj –
An incredible novel and a beautiful example of how to teach children about autism, neurodiversity and acceptance. Highly recommend!
Aditya Vasudev –
A heartwarming and relatable story about a teenager who learns to accept himself for who he is. I would read it again.
Nandini Rathi –
A must-read for every middle schooler! It’s a heartwarming story of friendship, acceptance, and embracing differences. Adi is a wonderful character.
Parimi Sai Priyatham –
I appreciated the author’s attempt to portray autism realistically. Some of the dialogue felt a little forced, but overall it’s a good introduction to the topic.
Siddharth Vankam –
A touching story about the struggles and triumphs of an autistic teenager. It’s a great way to teach kids about empathy and acceptance.
Nishita Jagati –
A wonderful story about love and acceptance! The author did a wonderful job of exploring the autistic side of the main character.
Harshit Kumar –
A sweet and insightful story. Adi’s voice is authentic, and the book offers a glimpse into the world of autism. Some parts felt a bit slow-paced, but overall a worthwhile read.
Naman Gupta –
This book is amazing and my child liked it so much! I will definitely check out other book from the same author.
Akshat Jain –
This book provided a good overview of autism, but the story wasn’t as engaging as I had hoped. My child enjoyed it more than I did.
Shrey Ramanbhai Patel –
My middle-grader loved this book! It sparked great conversations about empathy and understanding differences. Adi is a relatable and inspiring character.
Meena Choudhary –
An important book that promotes neurodiversity. While the writing style is simple, the message is powerful. Could have used more depth in secondary characters.
Archana Sebastian –
While I applaud the representation, the plot felt a little predictable. Still, a valuable read for promoting understanding and acceptance.
Bhavya Goel –
Living with Adi is an important read for middle grade children, especially those who are unfamiliar with autism or neurodiversity in general.