Listening to the story was upbeat and yet covered a serious subject and John told about his life effected by Aspergers. After reading his brother's book a was a bit concerned it might be to extreme but it really helps define Aspergers and how one can have a happy life. As I couldn't help laughing at many parts in the book. Loved listening to the story!

The funny vignettes into John's life.

Mark's voice was pleasing and helped lend to the emotion of the story.

I would have loved to listen in one sitting but I never have the amount of time. I did turn it on whenever I could!!!!

I have already recommended this book to friends.

The direct, straight forward description of the author's experiences as an 'Apergian.'

Did a great job of using inflection to provide 'feeling' to the written word

When he met the therapist and realized he was 'ok' as he is.

Great book.

Silly me. Reading a book written by someone with Aspbergers would, necessarily, not call for deep reflection or revelation - just the kinds of things I most enjoy about autobiographies. So while I didn't love this, I do think it did a good job of delivering on its promise, and was a laudable effort.

This is a great book. It keeps your attention and is funny. I laughed several times while listening . I would listen to this one again.

I think they are both great.. The audio version does give it a little more voice.

The inflection in his voice really helped you identify with the author. I have heard interviews with the author and Mark did a great job capturing Mr. Robison words.

This book really allows the reader into e complicated mind of aspergians. I really felt like I had a better understanding of the unique mind of a person with aspergers.

Buy this book. Read it and you will also want to share it.

I really enjoyed this book. I've read it quite a few times.

I love listening to John's time with KISS and some of his other adventures. It is always an experience for someone with Asperger's to listen to someone else with Asperger's and say "Yeah, I'm not so weird!"

I enjoyed this reader.

No. It's easy to put down and pick up.

If you ever have the chance to go see John speak, you should. His experiences are wonderful and pretty unique.

I can't finish this book. Despite my love of rock-n-roll, when the book reached this point I lost interest.

I love the author for writing this book! I recommend everyone to read it or listen.

This book wasn't all bad - there are some humorous stories and interesting observations on what it's like to have Asbergers, but on the whole, I found it slow and boring. It's often repetitive, the majority of the stories aren't remarkable at all and author's sense of humor which often tries to be cute or clever, in my opinion, usually fails. Portions of the book are extremely profane, others parts of the book that talk about his family life are depressing without many, or any redeeming qualities.

Maybe it gets better but after 2 hours this is one of the most boring books I've listened to in a while. Feel like I wasted a credit on this one...