(Not sure exactly where this goes. If I put it in the wrong spot, please move.)

Hello Everyone!

I need some help. I'm in the process of selling the physical copies of my game development books (I received e-book versions from the respective publishers since they're easier for me to use with my disabilities.) I received the following question from an Ebay user:

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I am not all that familiar with autism and I'm not sure how to respond to this question. Here's the link to my Ebay Store:

http://stores.ebay.com/halfoffhaven

As you can see, I have many game development books left for sale. Would the 3D Game Programming for Teens book be good in this situation? How about any of the others? I'm not trying to advertise any of the items. I'm just trying to make sure this user gets the best answer to her question. I don't want to give false information because I don't know the answer. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

To be honest, I think the original request was complete BS and simply fishing for a discount. I tend to find the type of people that organize events such as a toy drive, have mastered the rudiments of the English language.

To the actual question at hand, as the father of an autistic child, the answer is... it depends on the child. As a general rule, those on the spectrum enjoy structure to a greater degree than those off the spectrum. This applies to both tasks (programming is a good fit as a result) and layout of the book itself.