Talking about what you love should be easy…
so why does it feel like nobody is really listening?
Soren is on the autism spectrum, and when he gets excited about something, his ideas come fast, detailed, and full of passion. When his class is assigned a presentation on a topic they care about, Soren knows exactly what he wants to share—deep ocean ecosystems, glowing creatures, and discoveries most people have never even heard of.
But as he starts explaining what fascinates him, something unexpected happens.
People stop responding. Conversations stall. And the more Soren tries to explain, the more it feels like he’s talking alone.
Is the problem what he’s saying… or how he’s saying it?
With the help of his friend Parker and his family, Soren begins to see something new. Sharing what you love isn’t just about giving all the information—it’s about making space for other people too. Learning when to pause, when to ask, and how to turn a one-sided explanation into a real conversation might be the most important part of all.
Because being interesting isn’t about saying more…
It’s about bringing people with you.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Talking about what you love should be easy.so why does it feel like nobody is really listening? Soren is on the autism spectrum, and when he gets excited about something, his ideas come fast, detailed, and full of passion. When his class is assigned a presentation on a topic they care about, Soren knows exactly what he wants to share-deep ocean ecosystems, glowing creatures, and discoveries most people have never even heard of.But as he starts explaining what fascinates him, something unexpected happens. People stop responding. Conversations stall. And the more Soren tries to explain, the more it feels like he's talking alone.Is the problem what he's saying. or how he's saying it? With the help of his friend Parker and his family, Soren begins to see something new. Sharing what you love isn't just about giving all the information-it's about making space for other people too. Learning when to pause, when to ask, and how to turn a one-sided explanation into a real conversation might be the most important part of all. Because being interesting isn't about saying more.It's about bringing people with you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182087049
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Talking about what you love should be easy.>Soren is on the autism spectrum, and when he gets excited about something, his ideas come fast, detailed, and full of passion. When his class is assigned a presentation on a topic they care about, Soren knows exactly what he wants to share-deep ocean ecosystems, glowing creatures, and discoveries most people have never even heard of.>People stop responding. Conversations stall. And the more Soren tries to explain, the more it feels like he's talking alone.>With the help of his friend Parker and his family, Soren begins to see something new. Sharing what you love isn't just about giving all the information-it's about making space for other people too. Learning when to pause, when to ask, and how to turn a one-sided explanation into a real conversation might be the most important part of all. Because being interesting isn't about saying more.It's about bringing people with you. Seller Inventory # 9798182087049