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My hometown:: Los Angeles

My books:: In My Mind: The World through the Eyes of Autism is an endearing tale about how a child with autism sees the world... and how the world sees him.

Website:: http://www.myspace.com/adonyawong

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Adonya Wong, an Army brat from Southern California, currently resides in northeastern Oklahoma with her husband and son.

After graduating high school, she joined the Navy where she served in Iceland and Maryland. She also served with the California Air National Guard.

She has a diverse professional background working in industries such as banking, telecommunications, sales, and healthcare. She has a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Business Administration.

Adonya began writing short stories and poems at a young age and finds she writes her best through the inspiration of her loved ones.

In My Mind: The World through the Eyes of Autism" is her first book and was inspired by her young son who is autistic. It is an endearing book about how a child with Autism sees the world... and how the world sees him.

When she is not writing, she heads the nonprofit which she founded, M.O.C.H.A. - Mothers of Color for Holistic Alternatives, Inc. as well as head the Tulsa chapter of Holistic Moms Network, an international nonprofit.

She also enjoys spending time with her family, exploring Oklahoma, watching movies, or curling up with a good book.

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At 6:03pm on July 18th, 2008, D.B. Frazee said…: Its a small world (or maybe not so much ...) I work as a Behavior Specialist for a large agency in Central Oregon, and our mission is to support adults with developmental disabilities, including autism. Our motto is 'supporting possibilities, not disabilities'. I am working on the outline for a book about five people coming to live in a group home, and some of the challenges they face in life. I'm very interested in reading your book!