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Full of amazing stories, here is a fascinating new theory on the scientific link between autism and gifted children.

About the Author

Joanne Ruthsatz (Author)
Joanne Ruthsatz is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Ohio State University. Her research has been published in distinguished scientific journals and she has been featured in various publications including Time, Scientific American, Psychology Today and The Huffington Post.

Kimberly Stephens (Author)
Kimberly Stephens is a freelance writer, and Joanne Ruthsatz' daughter. She has degrees from Princeton and Harvard Law School, and is currently a PhD candidate at Brown University.

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This important book shows that autism and innate talent are linked.
*Temple Grandin*

A refreshing counterpoint to the many books that focus on disability in children.
*John Elder Robison*

[A] scientific page-turner...Ruthsatz and Stephens may have written the Rosetta stone of talent development.
*David Feldman*

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