Holly Robinson Peete

This book would be a good book for primary or intermediate readers
This book descries twins where the brother has autism. The story explains the ways that Charlie is different but still very much important and just needs people to have a deeper understanding to support him well
This would be a great book for a read aloud during a disability unit or just in general to encourage inclusivity of many different students within the classroom.

This story is about a girl and her younger brother who has autism, told through her lens. It shows their deep relationship and how they stick out for one another, this book would be a great one to include in a school library to shed a positive light on autism!

This beautiful picture book can show readers the importance of family and what someone with a disability may look like in a younger life. I would recommend this book to a K-2nd grade classroom as a really good read aloud that could teach the class about disabilities and that it doesn't make them different than everyone else.

This picture book is about a sister's feelings for her brother with autism, showing the ups and downs of their family life. It's a good read for kids in intermediate grades, teaching them that people are more than just their diagnosis.