When Gwendra first found out that her daughter, Aubrey had Autism, there were so many emotions that she felt. Of the emotions, confusion was the most prevalent. Not only did she have to educate herself, but she had to educate AubreyÕs siblings. As a single mother of three, she decided that she wouldnÕt pull out a violin, but a paper and pen. And she would write, educate, and advocate for the AUsome AubreyÕs all over the world. This book is the first of her many endeavors to provide advocacy for children with Autism, and to educate their peers in the simplest form.