Review: A Different Witch Central writing ..
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2013
I love every one of Debora's Witch Central books ... they begin to feel like family after awhile and I find myself frequently going back for a visit.  The characters are funny, compassionate, sensitive; the stories are often lighthearted, but meaningful.This novel, however, while having much of the above here and there, was serious and timely.  As the debate still goes on about autism and Asperger's, Debora got into the head of her newest witch and gave us a peak at what coping with this illness must be like ... and into OUR heads (well, the witches of Witch Central!) while trying to understand it.  Even magic couldn't get around many of the road blocks.This is an amazing, sometimes intense, book ... and I so applaud her for the mental gyrations she must have gone through in researching and writing it.... and just for deviating a bit from format TO write it.  If you have a friend who either has this illness, or is caretaker of someone dear who suffers through either of these nightmares, I would highly recommend buying a hard copy of "Different" and gifting them with it.  Truly.