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14 August 2014
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A heart-warming story about a little boy coming to terms with his brother's autism.

My son Daniel flaps and spins and shouts. He makes unpredictable movements with strange and disarming noises. But once you know him his strangeness is not so apparent. He is sweet and gentle and he loves to laugh. I have watched my other children try to explain this to people we meet. My youngest son would run up to kids in the park and say “This is my Brother, Daniel and he is okay, he just can’t talk”. As a four-year old he didn’t want people to judge Daniel as “weird” or “rude”. He wanted them to understand. Having a child that is so obviously different can be a very isolating experience. I am heartened by my children's attempt to help others appreciate Daniel and I felt the need to do the same through this little book.

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    ISBN-13
    9781452524658
    Author
    Jenny Berger
    Publisher
    Balboa Press
    Published
    14 August 2014
    Format
    Paperback / softback

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    A heart-warming story about a little boy coming to terms with his brother's autism.

    My son Daniel flaps and spins and shouts. He makes unpredictable movements with strange and disarming noises. But once you know him his strangeness is not so apparent. He is sweet and gentle and he loves to laugh. I have watched my other children try to explain this to people we meet. My youngest son would run up to kids in the park and say “This is my Brother, Daniel and he is okay, he just can’t talk”. As a four-year old he didn’t want people to judge Daniel as “weird” or “rude”. He wanted them to understand. Having a child that is so obviously different can be a very isolating experience. I am heartened by my children's attempt to help others appreciate Daniel and I felt the need to do the same through this little book.

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