Autistically Me

How to Understand and Celebrate our Unique Minds

By: Bradley Riches

Narrated by: Bradley Riches

Written by a hugely popular actor and autism advocate, this book is for neurodiverse Gen Z-ers looking for an inspirational mix of real-life advice with a heartfelt personal story.

Are you autistic, or think you might be? Are you ready to not only understand but embrace your unique mind? Discover Bradley Riches's tips for celebrating neurospicy life!

Bradley spoke few words until age ten, when he found his voice at his theatre school. Fast-forward a decade, and he is not only a recognizable actor, but an inspirational spokesperson for autism advocacy and awareness.

Bradley is now on a mission to share his experiences and empower others like him to celebrate their neurodivergence and thrive! In this book you will discover:

How to get a diagnosis and why it's important
Autism in different genders and common co-existing conditions
Self-acceptance exercises, such as reframing negative self-talk
Executive functioning strategies for daily life
Tips on understanding social cues and creating healthy relationships
Grounding techniques to manage sensory overload
Strategies for flourishing in education and at work
How to build self-advocacy skills and set boundaries
Tips for dealing with poor mental health
And how to tap into your creative passions and find your community.

With tips, exercises and everyday strategies, cutting-edge research from charity Autistica and case studies from other neurodivergent voices, this life-changing book will empower you to celebrate your unique mind!

"Scorchingly honest, funny and therapeutic. Bradley’s words are going to help so many people. Bravo, Brad!"
– Fern Britton, television presenter and bestselling author

“Authenticity, honesty and truth on every page, after reading this book you will love Bradley more than you already do.”
- Lisa Riley, actress and TV presenter

"Celebratory, upbeat, illuminating, unfiltered! An absolute must-read for anyone who even slightly wonders if a person they love might be autistic."
- Ranvir Singh, presenter of Good Morning Britain©2026 Bradley Riches (P)2026 W.F.Howes ltd