Sara Gibbs is autistic. She's always been autistic. She just didn't know until she was thirty. This is the hilarious, witty and compelling memoir of a woman's life that didn't make a lot of sense until she was a third of the way through it.

'An extraordinary read - intriguing, enlightening and funny.' Jan Ravens

'Sara Gibbs absolutely nails the disorienting experience of growing up with undiagnosed autism.'
Joanne Limberg, author of Letters to My Weird Sisters

'Will resonate with anyone who has ever felt misunderstood.'
Rosie Holt

'A fast and hilarious memoir about love and acceptance. Razor sharp and so very touching.' Lizzy Dent, author of The Summer Job

'For a Drama Queen, Gibbs is sparklingly hilarious.' Desiree Burch

'Full of warmth, insight, heartache, and seemingly effortless humour. It grabs you by the lapels and doesn't let go.' Nick Pettigrew, author of Anti Social