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In Autism, Not Attitude, authors Felicia M. L. Davis and Nancy Wainscott tackle one of society’s most persistent mix-ups: mistaking autistic communication for rudeness, aloofness, or—let’s be honest—straight-up attitude. With sharp insight and a generous sprinkle of humor, they illuminate the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) misunderstandings that shape everyday interactions.

Take your destiny into your own hand's no matter what the circumstances look like! The surface is just for initial taste! Until society takes a look on the inside of a person, they will never get full from, the total buffet of you! Stand up and be noticed!

Serenity and Charles were friends and fell fast in love over one summer! Teens in love felt so right, until one day Charles revealed his dark side, and it wasn't a happy ride anymore for Serenity! The temper flared, and the text messages got meaner! She's fading from reality fast, depressed, and that last text just may kill her....

This story starts off sweet, and ends up grimy, and the message is all too real for a lot of couples, young or old! They graduate college, together, they get married, the Cashes, and then money and greed starts to take over the relationship! The husband wants to pimp out his wife to his boss in order to make partner, not knowing the frame of mind his boss is in, he plays for keeps! Will the wife survive all of this? Get into his head, find out!

This autobiography is not a "he say, she say" tell all, but it says enough to keep you listening to the story of my life! The pain came a lot! And I thought the sun would never shine on me, as if I asked for such horrible defeats! But assumption is a terrible way to live! I asked God, "Lord, if you put me on a better path, I will not veer off!" Thanking him everyday, for guiding me through it all! Finally paying the, correct attention so that I could find.... my Pain to Joy!

This is a story about a little girl named Mya! She went to the neighborhood playground every day after she did chores, but mommy would never let her do certain things out there because she wore her good church shoes! She had to be careful not to scuff them up! Well, she didn't have as much fun when she played because of the restrictions! She soon learns that mommy has been noticing her sadness and has decided to do something about the shoes! Let's see what Mya gets for being a good girl!