Sometimes My Brother; av Angie Healy

My daughter is on the spectrum and for once she saw herself in a story instead of just the kid who needs extra help. The autism diagnosis is handled so gently here, and the sibling's point of view made my older son ask better questions. We've read it probably twenty times already.

Reading this to my son opened up a conversation I didn't know how to start. The story being told from the sibling's point of view is what makes it work, since it shows the daily obstacles without ever feeling heavy-handed.

My nephew has autism and this book captures our family's daily reality so perfectly. The way it's told from the brother's perspective makes it easy for my other kids to understand what their cousin goes through, and the iParenting award it won is well deserved. We've read it three times already this