私と兄と自閉スペクトラム症

My son has TSA and we've struggled to find French books that explain it without being heavy-handed. This one uses a light, tender tone to show the bond between a girl and her brother Levi, which made it feel less like a lesson and more like a real story.

I read this with my 7-year-old daughter and it opened up such a sweet conversation about her cousin. The author's choice to keep the tone light, even when explaining sensory overload, made it feel gentle instead of heavy.

The way the author writes Levi's meltdowns without making them scary helped my son ask questions instead of looking away. I've bought a few autism picture books in French and most feel like pamphlets, but this one actually reads like a story about a sister who loves her brother. The light tone is wh