A collection of essays in which siblings share their experiences as the brother of sister of someone with a disability. Children between the ages of four and eighteen relate the good and bad things about having a sibling with a special need such as autism, cerebral palsy, ADD, and Down syndrome.
year: 1997
call number/section: 362.1
subjects: developmentally disabled children, united states, family relationships, juvenile literature, brothers and sisters, people with disabilities, handicapped children