Season’s readings: Nonfiction

Season's readings: Nonfiction

The great French essayist Michel de Montaigne had little patience for conventional philosophy. Instead, he cared about practical matters: in the words of his latest biographer, Sarah Bakewell, "how to cope with a friend's death, how to work up courage, how to act well in morally difficult situations, and how to make the most of life.''

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"One of Us: A Family's Life with Autism" Offers Powerful Narrative of Family Affected by Autism

One of Us: A Family's Life with Autism (University of Missouri Press) by Loyola University Maryland professor Mark Osteen, offers a powerful, deeply personal narrative of the struggles and triumphs of a family whose child has severe autism.

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