There should be a rule
Today's book is truthfully one I didn't really enjoy, but I can see how others might.

Lord, C. (2008) Rules. New York, NY: Scholastic
Katherine has to deal with all the
ordinary teenager problems, but on top of that she has to deal with her
autistic brother David. Her so so-called
friend starts to hang out with a boy who likes to make fun of David and she
doesn’t want to put up with it.
Katherine starts helping another boy at the therapy center where her
brother goes, Jason. He can’t speak and
uses cards to choose his words.
Katherine makes new cards for him and they become friends. He helps her realize that she doesn’t have to
be embarrassed for herself or those with special needs that she cares for.
This book covers a lot of those
issues concerning special needs children.
For example, how people treat them especially different, though they might
not need to. It also follows the
feelings of those who care for them. It
can help create empathy for those with problems, but even more help kids
realize that those with special needs are people like any other.
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