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By: Jennifer Moore-Mallinos Illustrated by: Marta Fabrega 2008 Barron's Educational Series, Inc. LET'S TALK ABOUT IT! Series (English Edition) $7.99 32p Paperback 24 x 24 cm ☆ Like new. No noticeable stains, scratches, or writing. ◇ In good condition with no signs of use or damage. [No cover, no obi] This book is the story of a boy who has an autistic younger brother. Feeling ashamed of his brother's behavior in front of his friends, the boy asks his teacher to explain autism to the class. With the teacher's help, the children learn all about autism. The author encourages all children to learn patience, understanding, and tolerance when interacting with their autistic friends. "My Brother is Autistic" explains a condition that affects many families. Medical professionals are only just beginning to understand the various degrees of autism and the impact it has on both autistic children and their families. This book describes an autistic child from the perspective of his brother. It explains how to help autistic children and how to build better relationships with family and those around them. The "Let's Talk About It!" books are delicately written to help preschool and elementary school children explore their feelings, address the issues they are struggling with, and understand others who have their own problems. Each title addresses specific concerns that children may encounter as they grow. All books in this series have charming color illustrations on every page. At the end of each book, there is a short section with relevant advice for parents.
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