"I have a younger brother who's also my friend. He's a bit different from my other brothers. It took a while for me to understand why he does the things he does. My momma told me that my brother has autism, and she helped me see how we are more alike than I thought." Can I Tell You About My Brother? is a story about understanding and embracing the differences that uniquely exist between siblings, particularly when one of the siblings has special needs. By recognizing and accepting each other's differences, siblings can remove perceived barriers and form lasting bonds that lead to a lifelong friendship.…mehr
"I have a younger brother who's also my friend. He's a bit different from my other brothers. It took a while for me to understand why he does the things he does. My momma told me that my brother has autism, and she helped me see how we are more alike than I thought." Can I Tell You About My Brother? is a story about understanding and embracing the differences that uniquely exist between siblings, particularly when one of the siblings has special needs. By recognizing and accepting each other's differences, siblings can remove perceived barriers and form lasting bonds that lead to a lifelong friendship.
Rebecca Vaughn writes about her son, Brady, and her daughter, Alexis, in her heartfelt book about autism and sibling relationships. When she isn't daydreaming about other book ideas, she is walking, talking to herself, biking, or painting while cramming in multiple grocery store runs to keep up with her four young kids. In her spare time, she teaches high school mathematics and reflects on the powerful impact that compassion and empathy have in cultivating acceptance of all individuals. You can keep up with Brady, Alexis, and family at BeingBrady.com.
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