The life path of a person with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often marked by challenges that may seem intangible to others. Building on her first book "What’s Wrong with Tom?", which focuses on the age of initial diagnosis for autistic children and the associated childhood experiences, music therapist Britta Seger addresses the aspects of puberty and coming of age in her new book. This time, it is the fictional character Paul who vividly provides a personalized insight into the unique thought processes associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder through numerous examples and interviews, while also discussing the interaction with the environment. Topics such as the peculiarities of perception, experiences within the peer group, and coping with the diverse demands in school are explored. This vividly illustrated book offers an initial glimpse into these themes.