Ljiljana Vuletic has been involved in the field of autism as a therapist and consultant for twenty years and is currently completing her doctorate at the University of Toronto. Michel Ferrari is Associate Professor and Head of the Centre for Applied Cognitive Science at the University of Toronto. Teodor Mihail is a teenager diagnosed with Asperger syndrome who is currently attending high school, has friends, and is successful in his school programs. His dream is to have a job involving travel to all five continents or working at VIA Rail or Greyhound.

Transfer Boy: Perspectives on Asperger Syndrome is a detailed look at a fascinating and complex human being. The authors method involved polling multiple perspectives, including Teodor Milhail's own first-person perspective, to build a collage that explores complexity.The view of the disability from the inside is compelling and often challenging.

• 1. A Transfer Boy. 2. A Good and Loving Child: The Family Perspective. 3. A Good and Well-Behaved Student: The School Perspective. 4. An Autistic or Asperger Syndrome Child: The Scientific Perspective. 5. A Transfer Boy: The First-Person Perspective. 6. Conclusion. Where Do We Go From Here? 7. Epilogue: Transfer Boy No More. Appendix A: Method of this Study. Appendix B: Diagnostic Criteria for Autistic Disorder. Appendix C: Diagnostic Criteria for Asperger's Disorder. References. Index