Holly Robinson Peete

This story is about a girl and her younger brother who has autism, told through her lens. It shows their deep relationship and how they stick out for one another, this book would be a great one to include in a school library to shed a positive light on autism!

This beautiful picture book can show readers the importance of family and what someone with a disability may look like in a younger life. I would recommend this book to a K-2nd grade classroom as a really good read aloud that could teach the class about disabilities and that it doesn't make them different than everyone else.

This picture book is about a sister's feelings for her brother with autism, showing the ups and downs of their family life. It's a good read for kids in intermediate grades, teaching them that people are more than just their diagnosis.

This is a sweet picture book about a sisters emotions towards her brother with autism. Shows a good family relationship and real struggles of autistic people. I could see myself reading this when illustrating different family relationships for kinder and above.