Oh Brother

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Growing Up With A Special Needs Sibling – Being the brother or sister of a child with special needs has special challenges. And Becca has some great ideas for dealing with them – after she accepts that she can’t send her brother Johnathan to another planet!

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CODE: SOC030

Item Description

In this helpful book based on the experiences of a real-life family, Becca discusses finding the right kind of friends, getting quality time with parents, caring about a special needs sibling without becoming another parent, and much more. Todd with both humor and honesty, Becca’s story – and her kid-tested solutions – are an inspiration to special families everywhere.

See also:

Ya Got People
Ya Got People

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My Friend Has Down Syndrome
My Friend Has Down Syndrome

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I Know Someone with Down’s Syndrome
I Know Someone with Down’s Syndrome

This book helps explains to the reader what Down Syndrome is and how it affects people. It also gives ideas on how someone can be a good friend to someone who has Down Syndrome.

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