About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is navigating the complex emotions of a blended family, or if they are struggling with the heavy responsibility of helping a sibling with high support needs. This story follows twelve-year-old Lily as she balances the grief of losing her mother with the intense pressure of caring for her autistic brother, Adam. When a dolphin enters their lives, Lily must navigate a difficult moral choice between her family's desires and what is truly right for a wild animal. It is a poignant, realistic look at the internal lives of 'glass children' those who often feel invisible while supporting their neurodivergent siblings. Best for ages 9 to 13, this book validates feelings of anger and frustration while emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries and seeking professional support.
