About This Book
Reach for this book when you want to help a child understand the beauty and complexity of a sibling relationship involving neurodivergence. It is particularly helpful when a sibling feels frustrated by the challenges of autism or when you want to normalize the idea that being different does not mean being less. Written by a mother and daughter based on their own family, the story follows Callie as she describes her twin brother Charlie. She honestly acknowledges the difficult moments, like when Charlie struggles to communicate or share, while celebrating his unique strengths like his musical talent and his ability to soothe their dog. The book is perfect for children ages 4 to 8, providing a gentle, realistic window into a neurodiverse household. It shifts the focus from a medical diagnosis to the deep, enduring bond between siblings, making it an essential tool for fostering empathy and patience at home.
