In 2014 a five-year-old girl called Iris Grace began receiving widespread acclaim for some rather astonishing paintings.
They were sold to private art collectors for thousands of pounds each, garnering praise from experts and fans around the UK and as far away as America and Asia. Now, Iris’s mother Arabella Carter-Johnson has written a book about her paintings, and the work their family has been doing to raise awareness of autism. Published by Penguin Books towards the end of February, it has received an overwhelmingly positive response, described as a "positive, inspiring but realistic story of an incredible journey".

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