The purpose of this guide is to highlight print and electronic resources in the University Libraries collection that reflect the many voices of autism during World Autism Month, April 2024. Books are organized into five thematic areas, including 1) (auto)biography, 2) books written by parents of autistic children of all ages for parents of autistic children, 3) autism support, 4) juvenile fiction and literature, and 5) autism in literature, media, and the arts. 

Please note, this is NOT an exhaustive list of books that we have in our collection on the topic of autism. To explore the collection further, try conducting an LC Subject Search in the Libraries Catalog to find books about autism according to your particular interests. A short instructional video is provided below.

To see and interact with a larger version of the table below, click the "View on Tableau Public" button below or at the bottom left of the table on the Interactive Book List page of this guide. You can search for specific resources by author or title on the right, or sort by category. You can also sort by e-books or print books in Olin Library.     

Click on the "Click for Catalog Record" cell to see more information about the volume and to find the URL to the complete catalog record. The link to access for eBooks is provided in this record. Access to eBooks requires WUSTL KEY login.