[ SECRET POST #6149 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6149 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book/gift recs for 16-year-old

[(Anonymous)]

Not sure if the Percy Jackson series skews too young for this? But maybe it would be a good fit.

Re: Book/gift recs for 16-year-old

[(Anonymous)]

I've heard that series compared to the Mistborn trilogy if he is at a higher reading level.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you both! He has read Percy Jackson, but I will check out Mistborn.

Re: Book/gift recs for 16-year-old

[dani_phantasma]

Idk if this is helpful but I know from experience that when it comes to autism spectrum sometimes a person can have a high reading level but still have a younger maturity level.

I could read stuff written by adults for adults at 12 but I didn't understand large parts of it relating to adult subjects because for a long time there was a sizable gap between my physical age and mental maturity.

I'd say go with what OP has said about them I guess. I was just pointing out that for some there could be a slight disparity between what an autistic kid could read based on reading level and their mental maturity.

But I apologize if I'm butting in here. Sorry