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Since We're Friends
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- Ideal for fans of My Brother Charlie, All My Stripes, and I See Things Differently: A First Look at Autism
- A delightful autism story book
- A sweet story about two friends and how they help each other
Matt’s autism doesn’t keep him from having fun! Even when he struggles in social situations, his friend is there to help him out. The two boys love playing sports watching movies, reading books, and talking about animals. By working together, a best friend’s understanding and compassion change Matt’s frustration into excitement. No matter where they go—from the basketball court to the playground swings to the neighborhood pool—the two friends enjoy spending time with each other.
David Harrington’s bright illustrations delightfully compliment Celeste Shally’s sweet and touching story of friendship. This book is the perfect guide for parents and children to better understand people with autism spectrum disorders.
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“This is one of my favorite books to read to children when I do mini-workshops during Autism Awareness Month. It's written in the language of children with very clear pictures. It accurately describes some of the common things that you might see when a child with autism is in your class, without being prejudiced or stereotypical. And, most importantly, it talks about how to be a good friend and find the commonalities that exist between us all.”
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