Bianca writes in a very contemporary and humorous way about what it is like to be autistic (and woman and entrepreneur), how the outside world usually reacts, and how this affects autistic people.
Anne
 via a-typist.nl
Knowledge about autism is therefore very important for the identity formation of people with autism. And it feels like someone starts nipping at our heels when we run into expectations, prejudices, or even harsh denials. With her book title “But you don’t look autistic at all” Bianca Toeps hit the nail on the head.
Martine Mussies
 via Inside the Autside
A very well written book from an autistic person's point of view. Funny, well-grounded and down to earth.
The Aspie World
 via youtube.com
Bianca takes you along the points for autism in the DSM and clarifies them all, with personal stories. You really get to know her, but also the experiences of other people are present in this book as autism is very diverse. For me, it was one eye opener after the other.
Monique
 via goodreads.com
Required reading for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and those who want to live with them.
M. Sleper
 via amazon.com
I enjoyed this book because it gives the perspective of autism from someone who is autistic. I also liked the sections set up for those wanting to understand how they might be able to best help. Her use of humor was refreshing. I saw myself in her words and I'm 70 years old and never diagnosed.
Crow
 via amazon.com
'But You Don't Look Autistic At All' is part autism memoir, part autism 101, by which I mean it loosely chronicles Toeps' life journey as an autistic person, whilst using Toeps' experiences to educate readers (both autistic and allistic) about autism, and shed light on autism theories, autism stereotypes, autistic experiences, the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria and more.
adulting_with_autism_
 via instagram.com
I learned a lot from this book! Partly about my own autism, but mostly about autism as a whole. What people might or might not have, what they suffer through, what they ask themselves and others, what they ask OF themselves and others, etc. Very informative! I would highly recommend this book to anyone hoping to learn more about autism.
Dwarf Star
 via amazon.com