The Lost Girls of Autism by Gina Rippon offers a compelling look at autism through a fresh, much-needed lens. Grounded in science, it explores how autism has often been understood through male-centered research, and why girls and women can be overlooked, misread, or diagnosed late.
Thought-provoking and accessible, this book is for readers interested in psychology, neuroscience, and gender studies. It combines research with clear explanation to challenge assumptions and deepen understanding of how autism presents across different lives.
