Temple Grandin: How the Girl Who Loved Cows Embraced Autism and Changed the World

Discover the remarkable story of Temple Grandin, the girl who loved cows and embraced autism to change the world. When Temple was born, her parents noticed that she was different from other children. After being diagnosed with autism, her doctor recommended a hospital, but her mother had faith in her potential. She chose to send Temple to school instead, a decision that would shape the course of Temple's life forever.

Today, Dr. Temple Grandin is a renowned scientist and professor of animal science at Colorado State University. Her ground-breaking work has revolutionized the livestock industry, making it more efficient, humane, and sustainable. With her advocacy for autism, Temple uses her own experiences to demonstrate the unique abilities that autistic individuals possess.

Step into Temple's extraordinary world with this captivating biography, filled with personal photos that give you an intimate glimpse into her life and mind. Explore Temple's remarkable journey, from overcoming the challenges posed by her autism to becoming a respected figure in both the scientific and autism communities. This book takes you on an eye-opening journey, igniting a deeper understanding of autism and the immense potential that lies within every individual.

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