And even if she is not, the book gave me insight as to how different people learn and process. It's a very clear book and gives hope, insight, and a means of learning for those who do have dyslexia. The book revealed that dyslexic people learn visually and are usually very creative. I have only read a few other articles on dyslexia and Ronald Davis' philosophies are very fascinating. Since he has dyslexia also, I think the information and methods in his book come from knowing it internally.
People overcoming the greatest difficulties usually become the best teachers.
About a month after its initial publication, this book crossed my path quite by chance. My life has changed drastically since finding this book and putting the theories into practice. The first college class I took after working with this book was completed with the first 'A' of my life. I recently received my first college degree and am continuing on for another. While this book gave me the tools to work through college, it also gave me the appreciation of my gift- my strange lifelong ability to use tools and create things with my hands and mind.