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This book was written specifically for children who have a brother or sister with special needs. This story, written by Kate Strohm, recounts her own experiences of being a sibling of an individual who has special needs. This book validates feelings that may be had by siblings, and offers them a space to explore their own ideas, thoughts, and experiences. Strohm also provides tools and strategies to siblings and their parents to help them to cope with the situation and make sense of their own experiences.
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