“Call Me Mosely” is a great reminder of the struggles autistic youth face every day as they brave the world. This is demonstrated flawlessly by author Shelby Jones through the main character as she takes us on her first day of third grade. At the beginning of “Call Me Mosely,” the author introduces us to the main character, Miss Mosely May Brenner, who takes us on her journey as she prepares for her first day of third grade. The author brilliantly includes autism aids such as checklists and headphones, which help the main character cope with her day-to-day life challenges. As Mosely continues her first day of third grade, she struggles to relate to her peers and socialize with them, which from my personal experience and knowledge, is very common among the autistic community.