Bruce Hall is a legally blind photographer and parent of twins with severe autism.
Fast accurate focusing is his number one priority,[clarification needed] and he uses many unique workarounds to achieve the ability to take pictures.
Jill Escher in a review wrote that they took "the Carrie Fisher approach and rather than trivializing or minimizing the tragic dimensions of their boys’ disorders or pretending to speak for all with “autism,” the talented duo steadfastly tell their own truth.
"[6] Psychologist David Royko wrote about how the book focuses on the difficulties of severe autism, and that it was good for politicians and policy makers.
Lutz also noted that the book portrays the happy moments, and the difficulties of severe autism.