Jacket blurb: "He would not talk. He would not play. Judged mentally defective, he was oblivious both to other children and to his teacher; in reality he was a brilliant, lonely child trapped in a prison of fear and rage, a prison from which only he could release himself. And, through psychotherapy and love, he did."

Read this years ago and enjoyed it. In today's culture of the misery memoir it probably seems very tame but 'Dibs' is a fascinating read without stooping to cheap sensationalism or emotional manipulation.

Available for postal trade within UK.

Posted to non-bookcrosser through a book-swap site.