Carly's voice | Arthur and Carly Fleischmann

This international bestseller intertwines two stories: that of father and autism awareness activist Arthur Fleischmann and his daughter Carly, who was diagnosed with autism. For years, Carly believed she would never be able to connect with the world, but through constant hard work, she succeeded.

At the age of two, Carly was diagnosed with severe autism and speech motor impairment, which deprived her of the ability to speak. Doctors predicted that her mental development would always remain at the level of a little girl, and years of communication with her seemed futile. However, when she turned ten, a real breakthrough occurred.

During one of her sessions with dedicated therapists, Carly went to her laptop and typed the message “HELP, MY TEETH HURTS,” which came as a surprise to everyone. Although she still struggles with symptoms of autism, Carly now regularly holds witty and meaningful computer conversations with her family and thousands of online fans. By choosing the path of a public figure, she aims to bring information about autism to the widest possible audience.

"Carly's Voice" is one of the first books to openly explore the challenges of living with autism, immersing readers in the world of a girl who has found her voice and mission.