Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: I Guess I Don't See It Like Everyone Else

This was the first book I read when faced with the possibility that my son might have autism. Unlike other reviewers I cried all through the reading of it. Granted, that would be a normal reaction to facing my child's diagnosis at the time, but frankly this book made it worse. I felt the book highlighted all the devastating things about the disorder and accented the "weirdness" of it.Particularly hurtful to me was how each form of therapy or treatment was profiled. The last paragraph of the section always told why that treatment could never work for long if at all. I remember the question "Is there hope?" being asked with the answer "Absolutely." However,this book did not make me feel hopeful and in fact compounded my grief. I have since come to learn that there is indeed great hope and documented scientific proof of some therapy's efficacy. I believe the author's intentions were to be helpful and informative, but I could never recommend this book.