Good Different

Selah has always followed the rules, but when she learns she’s autistic, everything starts to make more sense. She deals with masking, sensory sensitivities, and anxiety, and begins to understand that being “different” isn’t wrong—it’s part of who she is.

"Meg Eden Kuyatt’s writing not only sheds vital light on important issues but also challenges misconceptions with wit and compassion, making complex ideas both clear and relatable. Kuyatt’s talent for communicating with clarity and humor makes her a trailblazer in the field, and her work has the power to inspire meaningful change. She’s not just brilliant―she’s like the superhero of neurodiversity advocacy!" - Rachel Bloom, actress, comedian, singer, writer and producer.