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Heart Splash is an online advocate autism support group providing information and educational toys for those who have family members or friends with autism. We are here to provide products and information relating to the wellness of the mind, body, and spirit of those who have autism and special needs. Call today for autism support, including heartfelt books, seminars, educational toys, and other resources for children and adults.

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Asperger's Rhymes with Aspergers, by Oliver Spellman

Sometimes it's cool to have an older brother with Asperger's Syndrome. Sometimes it's annoying. "I want other kids to understand," says Oliver. "That's why I wrote this book." Promoting awareness and helping his mom to develop art centers for children with special abilities will be partially funded by proceeds from this book! Learn more here: http://URL.coming