Do You Know Me? The second powerful story of autism, empathy and kindness from the bestselling author of Can You See Me?

Tally is autistic and proud. She used to try to hide her autism, but now she is determined to make sure people see who she really is. At school camp, Tally is thrown into the company of Bully Skye. Skye is far from Tally's ideal friend, but spending a week alone is so much worse! As Skye's hurt and lies spread, does Tally's silence make her as bad as the bully? And is she missing out on real friendship by ignoring her own true feelings? Featuring funny, insightful diary entries from 12 years old

Loved this one as much as the first one. Still enjoying the lessons in seeing and being with autistic people. So insightful and a really great story.

Very happy with the book series. Now feel that I understand what my granddaughter lives with

Do you know me by libby scot and Rebbeca westcott is such an amazing book! its follows a girl called tally who has autism. its explains her struggles and her victorys. she also explains the way she sees the world as well as telling the reader about her autism and how it effects her. Do you know me is a heartwarming story about couage, friends and a truly amazing girl just trying to fit in.

This book is easy-reading as a gripping story, however, also fantastically helpful in giving an insight into the challenges of everyday life for someone with PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) which is a little known part of the autistic spectrum. As the parent of a child with this same condition, I can relate to around 80% of the things that happen in this book, even down to the exact words used. The other 20% that I don't relate to so strongly I put down to the fact that every child is unique, but even these bits I enjoyed reading, as it gave me a great insight into the challenges other autistic children face that are different to my own child's.

Great story