Titles in This Set: Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Adults: A Guide for Autistic Wellbeing Autism in Adults (Overcoming Common Problems) NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback Publisher: Sheldon Press (Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Adults; Autism in Adults); Allen & Unwin (NeuroTribes) Age Range: Adult / General Readership Overview: This Autism 3 Books Collection Set brings together three landmark non-fiction titles exploring autism from complementary angles: everyday anxiety management, adult diagnosis, and the wider social history of neurodiversity. Written by autism specialist Dr Luke Beardon and acclaimed journalist Steve Silberman, the set pairs practical, lived-experience guidance with rigorous, myth-busting research. It's an ideal starting point for autistic adults, families, carers, educators and professionals wanting a rounded, evidence-based understanding of autism in adulthood. About the Books: Avoiding Anxiety in Autistic Adults examines everyday situations that feel benign to neurotypical people but cause real stress for autistic adults — at work, university, in social settings and unfamiliar places. Dr Beardon offers clear, upbeat strategies for reducing anxiety and practical guidance for those who live and work alongside autistic people. Autism in Adults (Overcoming Common Problems) , also by Dr Beardon, reframes autism as cognitive difference rather than deficit, tackling communication, relationships, employment and diagnosis, dismantling stereotypes with actionable, empowering advice. NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman takes a historical, journalistic approach, tracing autism research to its origins, the scientists who shaped our understanding, and the rise of the neurodiversity movement. Winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction, it challenges assumptions and celebrates cognitive difference. Together, these three books offer a comprehensive education: practical coping tools, an empowering reframing of autism, and a sweeping historical account of its evolving understanding. Key Benefits: Combines practical anxiety-management strategies with historical and scientific context on autism and neurodiversity. Written by a leading UK autism academic and a multi-award-winning science journalist. Empowering, myth-busting approach that reframes autism as difference rather than deficit. NeuroTribes is a Samuel Johnson Prize-winning, internationally bestselling work of non-fiction. Ideal for autistic adults, families, carers, educators and professionals alike. All three titles brand new in matching paperback format, ready to read or gift immediately. About the Authors: Dr Luke Beardon is Senior Lecturer in Autism at Sheffield Hallam University, with decades of experience as a practitioner, researcher and trainer. He has worked with local authorities and the National Autistic Society, and has received multiple awards for his inclusive, celebratory approach to autism support. Steve Silberman is an award-winning American science journalist whose Wired reporting inspired NeuroTribes. His work has reshaped public understanding of autism history and the neurodiversity movement, earning wide critical acclaim and prestigious literary prizes. Why You'll Love This Set: A well-rounded autism library in one set — practical daily strategies, an empowering adult-focused perspective, and a prize-winning deep dive into autism history, all in matching brand-new paperbacks. Please Note: Books are supplied as the current UK paperback edition with cover as shown; ISBN may vary slightly by print run.