I bought this book at the Media-Upper Providence Library book sale last month.

In this Newbery Honor Book, 12 year old Catherine longs for a more "normal" life. She's created many rules to help her 8 year old autistic brother David learn how to behave...like "no toys in the fish tank" and "You can yell on a playground, but not during dinner". It's a touching story about the challenges of new friendships in the light of disabilities. Definitely worth a read.

Releasing at today's Audubon BookCrossing meeting. Enjoy!

I got this at yesterday's meeting of ABXC. If you had been there, maybe you would have gotten it first. Maybe we'll see you at out next meeting!

A quick,enjoyable read. Thanks for sharing this with me.

Join memebers of ABXC and BCinDC for a yummy lunch and bookswapping. If you are in the area, consider stopping by The Book Thing first for some free books. We should be there about 11 am till about 12:45. We plan to get to Kosher Bite about 1 pm. We'd love to have you join us!

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From the abxc/BC in DC meetup. Adding to the TBR sooner shelf, then will either go in a school box or be wild released.

abxc-5/11; well written book about a girl who's brother is autistic. She just wants to break away and pretend she doesn’t know him. Then she meets Jason, an intelligent boy, trapped in a wheelchair and mute. She starts talking to him and adding to his communication book - and finds that people with disabilities aren't so different after all

Traveling soon in the abc bookbox

REleased in an abc bookbox, now headed to Ohio.

I took this from the ABC BookBox before sending it on its way!

Loved this book! I'm ready to pass it on now.

I see that I read this 7 years ago, but I read it again today. It's a very good book.

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