Special Needs Challange

The curious incident of the dog in the night time is my favorite book. It is in the point of view of an autistic kid. Write a first person narrative in the point of view of a child or adult with special needs. The most common are autism and the autistic spectrum, down syndrome, and mental retardation, but there are quite a few.

Rules:
I'm under 18...that means no erotica.
I'm not a psychologist--in your notes please mention what the "special need" is.
no StIcKy CaPs please!
Please no stories over 1000 words...I have a short attention span.
Have fun! This is could be fun and involves a lot of empathy!

Contest is Over

  • Contest was judged on October 27, 2007
  • Rewards: Gold: 100, Silver: 50, Bronze: 10
  • Final notes:
    Good job everyone! It was really tough to judge, because each entry was really good. But I narrowed it down finally. Thanks for entering!

Contest Winners

  1. "What time is it?" I ask Miss Frailey; She'd know.1 / Miss Frailey knows alot of things. Thats why she is the teacher.2 / She likes answering my questions, and when
    by Scott Chason 800 words, 1 comment, on Oct 24 12:40 AM 2007
    Gold trophy winner
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  2. Error: Unable to find finalist item 117771, it seems to have been deleted :( [remove]
  3. Eating a bowl of alphabets cereal for breakfast is the highlight of my day. I confidently plunge the silver spoon into the milk and scoop
    by Blurith 100 words, 48 comments, on Jun 15 8:23 PM 2007. In , First person, Personal, Short story
    Bronze trophy winner
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]

Entries [5]

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  • Dear Peter, / There is a spoken bond between us, yet I cannot quite figure it out. You say you love me and I say those same words back to you. Yet, I don't understand. Sometimes I feel like a robot, becaus
    by sugarrrainbow 200 words, 3 comments, on Sep 5 3:46 PM 2007. In Autism, Fan fiction, Gay, Love, Other
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite
  • Nurse Alison worked in a physch. ward, in what was affectionately called "Children's Hall." Nobody in there was under 17, but all the adult
    by callthexylophone 300 words, 27 comments, on Sep 1 10:58 PM 2007. In , Humor
    • Commented on by judge. Prewrite

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  • Andrew Timothy
    October 12, 2007
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    Ooo, this sounds chalenging. I may just try and write something for this.


  • UndercoverShinoda
    October 12, 2007
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    Sounds great. I love that book. Can't enter, but I will certainly watch this I hope you get lots of entries.