Episodes: My Life As I See It

Reviewed by LadyJay for TeensReadToo.com Blaze Ginsberg is a unique individual. In his book, he discusses his life as a high-functioning autistic teenager. Blaze's novel is also unique in the way that it is formatted. He views his life as a group of episodes, much like a television series. Different t......more

yes, it was a little hard to follow, but I LOVED reading a story from the point of view of a teen with high functioning autism. There is so much info out there about children with autism, there just isn't a lot about teens. Now that my son is 12, I feel like I need more help than ever understanding......more

fascinating format for an autobiography. high-functioning autistic college kid writes memoir as a collection of tv series listed by episode, like you might find on a tv show fansite. incredible to read, for starters. genuine and funny and thoroughly innovative. knowing and having worked with a lot o......more

In 2003, Debra Ginsberg wrote Raising Blaze about parenting her high functioning autistic son, Blaze. Written as TV episodes, Episodes tells, as the subtitle suggests, of his life the way he sees it. Each episode tells of a specific day in his life, listing characters, a summary, trivia, as well as......more

This is the YA autobiography of Blaze Ginsberg, an autistic young man who chronicles his late high school years and venture into college. The book chapters are crafted like movie and tv segments similar to the Imdb. Each chapter includes everything from songs to narrative notes about the chapters. B......more