The Sibling Slam Book: What It's Really Like To Have A Brother Or Sister With Special Needs Review

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An insightful, contemplative, and often humorous read. Slam book editor Don Meyer asks 80 young people what it's really like to have a sibling with special needs. The answers are as varied as the contributors.
This book is a must-read for kids and teens who have a brother or sister with a disability, and is a valuable resource for health and social workers.
Read it and know that you're not the only one who gets scared or frustrated or embarassed. And learn how others work through tough times to become mature, independent and thoughtful young people.

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Views from Our Shoes: Growing Up with a Brother or Sister with Special Needs Review

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(More customer reviews)Children with special needs affect the whole family. The siblings of these special children are special, too. They have needs that are put aside for another time, by their families and by themselves. They usually grow up to be more mature and compassionate, but with some supressed emotions. They are mommy's helpers for life. They need to learn that they are not alone, and this book starts that journey for them.

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