WHO STOLE TOMORROW? OR WHY... AUDIOBOOK - OLGA PTAK

Immerse yourself in the moving story of motherhood and autism, told from the perspective of a mother and her son. In her book "Who Stole Tomorrow? Or Why..." Olga Ptak takes us on a journey full of challenges, but also emotions, showing the world through the eyes of a child with autism.

• Two perspectives: mother and son with autism
• A mother's confession: accusation against healthcare and social indifference
• Leon's story: about a broken antenna in his head and communication difficulties
• The desire for understanding: dreams of a friend who accepts otherness
• Duration: 3 hours 22 minutes
• Edition: in a cardboard case

The book consists of two parts, giving a voice to both the mother and her autistic son. Olga tells how a disabled child is perceived by society, who at first glance is no different from others. She describes the reactions of the environment to the behavior of an autistic child, showing the heartlessness and indifference they often encounter. It is a kind of mother's diary in which accusations are made against healthcare and social care.

Leon, in turn, shares his feelings and experiences, talking about a "broken antenna" in his head, which causes words to get lost along the way. He talks about how he feels in sudden and unexpected situations, and about the desire to be understood. His biggest problem is dealing with anger, and his dream is to have a friend who would accept him as he is.

"Who Stole Tomorrow?" is not only a story about autism, but above all about love, acceptance and the struggle for a dignified life. It is a book that makes you reflect and teaches empathy, opening your eyes to the world of people with disabilities. The audiobook is a great way to fully experience the emotions contained in this moving story.

Storybox is a publishing house specializing in the production of audiobooks that address important social issues. Attention to the quality of recordings and interpretations allows listeners to fully immerse themselves in the stories told, experiencing emotions and reflections that remain with them long after listening is over.