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My sister is on the spectrum and I've never seen our dynamic put into words like this. The sections written from the neurotypical sibling's point of view hit hard, especially the part about feeling overshadowed. I read it in one sitting and finally felt seen.

I got this for my 11-year-old daughter who often feels invisible next to her autistic brother, and she actually read the whole thing in two sittings. The sibling perspectives are what make it work, hearing other kids say the same guilty, frustrated things she's never said out loud. She's asked to ke

This book finally put words to feelings I’d never been able to explain—the quiet guilt, the constant balancing act. I only wish it had included a few more concrete strategies for daily life, but the shared experiences alone made it