600 Hours of Edward Audiobook

" Just adored this book about 600 hours in the life of Edward, a 27 year old with Asperger's. You will, too. "

" I liked it but I can't give it the rave reviews that others have. It's a sweet story told from the viewpoint of a man with OCD and Asberger's, but it felt a little too similar to other books I've read along the same themes. It isn't unique or enlightening, but it is a sweet story. "

" This is the story of Edward, who has Aspergers, and leads a very structured, organised life. That is until a single mum and her son move in across the road and suddenly unpredictable things start to happen. He has to deal with a lot of change over the 600 hours of his life and the story is about how he comes to terms with this. I watch The Big Bang Theory, and when I read Edward's story I hear it read in Sheldon's voice. A lovely story which I really enjoyed. "

" Tragic yet endearing and funny. You'll root for Edward! "

" This is a good book showing the daily life of an individual of someone with Asperger's syndrome and the lack of relationship with his father because of his disability. He only communicates with his father through his father's attorney who puts his support of his only son over his head. "

" I enjoyed reading this book for the most part. Some spots were a bit slow and repetive, which is exactly how they should be in this story. The author did a great job putting the reader into Edwards shoes. The ending warmed my heart! "

" It was actually amusing to see how it is to live with OCD.this book was also sad in the events that happened to him,yet I was happy that he started to let people in... "

" Engaging, warm, funny at times. The main character of Edward (who has Aspergers & OCD) was very sensitively drawn. "

" This is a very well written book, it grabs you from the start and you don't want to put it down. Some emotional ups and downs, a very interesting book, I would love to know what people with more experience of the condition think though. "

" It's a simple, easy to follow read, but perhaps not so much of my type. "

" Couldn't help, when reading of lawyer Jay L. Lamb, of picturing Walter White's lawyer! A good intro to Lancaster, and his other books are better. "

" Easy to read, but a great insight into the world of those suffering from Asperger's syndrome. "

" Just finished this book and I recommend it. Loved Edward and wish him well. An interesting slice of life from the perspective of someone suffering from OCD and Aspergers syndrome. "

" I had a bunch of work today, but I accomplished far less than I should have. I blame this book, which I finished in less than half a day. It's that captivating. And it truly moves you. "

" Fast read. Started a bit slowly but it got to me! "

" I really enjoyed this book- smartly written. Takes you into the daily mental repetitions of someone battling OCD, but didn't exhaust me. Character was real (and often raw), but you wanted to see where he was headed. Wasn't predictable- read in two nights. "

" Edward as an adult lives with Aspberger's syndrome I find it fascinating how Edward's mind works. Will read the sequel "

" Not a bad book. Slow start for me though. It is interesting to get viewpoints thru the mind of a man with aspergers syndrome. still undecided if I will read the second book. But the main character, Edward, might make reading the second book worth it as it is hard not to feel for him. "

" good book but if you can, read this one first and then the edward adrify. if you read efward adrift first...i wouldnt bother resding the other one. "

" I wasn't sure about the topic but decided that what the heck! it might be worth a read. I couldn't put it down. It was informative, funny and a darn good read. "