When you meet Ignat, you would hardly guess that he was diagnosed with autism as a child. Now he is the most ordinary teenager - a little stooped, unsociable, with a peculiar sense of humor. It’s hard to believe that this same child entered the first grade of a correctional school two years later than his peers. Now he is studying abroad, speaks several foreign languages fluently and plays the organ. In the book “Ignat and Others,” the boy’s parents honestly and without embellishment describe their experience of raising a child with autism.