Black, White, and Everything In Between: How I Stopped Looking for the Right Move and Started Playing My Own Game (Autism & Inclusion Series)

What if the hardest years of parenting an autistic child aren't a problem to be solved, but a game to be understood?Every piece on a chessboard moves differently — and none of them is wrong for moving the way it does. The pawn advances one square at a time. The knight leaps in a shape nobody else can follow. The king, weakest in raw power, is the only piece the whole game is actually about.Drawing...