My Brother and Me and ASD

The way the author weaves her own family's experience into the story makes it feel so genuine, and the light tone keeps it from getting too heavy for young readers. My daughter asked to read it three nights in a row, and it sparked a gentle conversation about her cousin who has ASD.

The way it captures the sibling bond without making it feel heavy or clinical is exactly what I was hoping for—my son and daughter both sat through the whole thing, and my son actually asked why Levi does certain things, which opened up a conversation we'd been avoiding. The light tone really works

My daughter keeps asking to read it before bed, and I love how the story shows their bond without being heavy-handed. The sibling perspective feels genuine and the light tone makes it easy for her to ask questions.