Jessica Kingsley Publishers The Asperkid's (Secret) Book of Social Rules, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Handbook of (Not-So-Obvious) Neurotypical Social Guidelines for Autistic Teens

The Asperkid's Secret Book of Social Rules is an exceptional guide for teenagers navigating the sometimes confusing world of social interactions. Written in an engaging and relatable tone, this book serves as a roadmap to understanding the often-unspoken "rules" that govern friendships, conversations, and everyday social situations. What sets this book apart is its conversational and light-hearted style, which feels more like advice from a cool, older friend than a textbook. Its child-friendly language and humor make even the most complex social concepts easy to understand and, more importantly, memorable. The author breaks down tricky situations with clarity, offering practical tips and examples that teens can apply immediately. This book isn’t just about “teaching”; it’s about empowering teens to feel confident in who they are while learning the tools they need to connect with others successfully. From making a great first impression to keeping friendships strong, The Asperkid's Secret Book of Social Rules is packed with actionable advice that’s as fun to read as it is helpful. Whether your teen is on the autism spectrum or simply looking to improve their social savvy, this book is an invaluable resource. It's perfect for anyone who’s ever thought, “I wish someone had told me that sooner!” Highly recommended for teens, parents, and even teachers who want to foster better understanding and communication.

The not so secret book for Asperkid's. More autobiography, too much "chitchat" some "rules" intrusive and not helpful at all. All in all I would give 3 Stars because some advice was indeed helpful after all.

I really excellent book that we have read when our son is only six years old, but when he gets older, we will definitely have him read it. Really great approachable demeanour. When you listen to the different suggestions for ways to interact with people, this advice would be great for anyone to really understand social cues, and to simply treat people in a decent way. I almost feel like it would be good advice for most teens. Funny illustrations, good examples, and such a relatable tone from the author. An excellent heads up for what to expect.

This is useful for going over some basic social skills with those that might struggle to work well with others. It puts the information in a clear easily understood way that can help the message be recieved. For surface level social skills, I love this book

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