Books with title My Brother Is Autistic

My Brother is Autistic describes a condition that affects many families. Medical experts are just beginning to understand varying degrees of autism and its impact on both the autistic child and his family. This book describes an autistic child from his brother's point of view. It talks about ways autistic kids can be helped and how they can better relate to their family and surroundings.The sensitively written Let's Talk About It! books encourage preschool-age and early-grades children to explore their feelings, deal with problems that trouble them, and understand others who have problems of their own. Each title speaks to a particular concern that children might encounter in the course of growing up. All books in this series have appealing color illustrations on every page. A short section at the back of each book offers related advice to parents.

The sensitively written Let's Talk About It Books encourage preschool-age and early-grades children to explore their feelings, deal with problems that trouble them, and understand others who have problems of their own. Each title speaks to a particular concern that children might encounter in the course of growing up. All books in this series have appealing color illustrations on every page, and are available in both English and Spanish language editions. A short section at the back of each book offers related advice to parents. My Brother is Autistic describes a condition that affects many families. Medical experts are just beginning to understand varying degrees of autism and its impact on both the autistic child and his family. This book describes an autistic child from his brother's point of view. It talks about ways autistic kids can be helped and how they can better relate to their family and surroundings.

“My Brother Has Autism” is a story about a little boy, named Jake and his younger brother, Johnny. Johnny has Autism. Jake is describing what his brother is like and the therapy his brother experiences. He also tells the reader all the reasons he and his family love his little brother Johnny. This is a great book for siblings of those who have Autism, as well as for friends and family. It describes the busy days within a family of a child with Autism and the love that is generated within that family. About the Author: I am a Special Education Teacher who has worked with students along the entire spectrum of Autism. I also have a child diagnosed with Autism. This book is the beginning of a series of books that address social, play, and communication skills for young children on and off the Autism Spectrum.

A young boy learns to understand autism through learning to understand his older autistic brother. Enter the world of autism through the eyes of a five year old brother. Carson is that five- year old that is trying to understand his autistic older brother Griffin. Their mother is always defining Griffin's behavior by stating, "It's just part of being autistic". Carson however hears the word "artistic" instead of autistic. This book is a book about understanding and loving the differences in us all. Jane Webb is a retired school teacher who lives in Avon Indiana with her husband David. They have two grown sons, Blair and Tom. Currently Jane works as a University Coach guiding college students who are pursuing a career in elementary education. During her years in education she was always drawn to the student that needed just a little extra TLC. Her passion was the student that had to overcome challenges in order to learn. One of the greatest joys in teaching is when the misunderstood student finally understands. Her dream is to write children's books about that type of student.

A young boy learns to understand autism through learning to understand his older autistic brother. Enter the world of autism through the eyes of a five year old brother. Carson is that five- year old that is trying to understand his autistic older brother Griffin. Their mother is always defining Griffin's behavior by stating, "It's just part of being autistic". Carson however hears the word "artistic" instead of autistic. This book is a book about understanding and loving the differences in us all. Jane Webb is a retired school teacher who lives in Avon Indiana with her husband David. They have two grown sons, Blair and Tom. Currently Jane works as a University Coach guiding college students who are pursuing a career in elementary education. During her years in education she was always drawn to the student that needed just a little extra TLC. Her passion was the student that had to overcome challenges in order to learn. One of the greatest joys in teaching is when the misunderstood student finally understands. Her dream is to write children's books about that type of student.