Meet My Brother General Junior

A parent would reach for this book when their neurotypical child is struggling to navigate the complexities of having a sibling on the autism spectrum. It is specifically designed for families looking to validate a sibling's unique perspective, moving beyond clinical definitions to focus on the lived experience of love, patience, and shared joy. Ambassador Alexandra, a six year old narrator, provides a voice that mirrors the curiosity and occasional isolation siblings feel, while ultimately celebrating the special connection she has with her brother, General Junior. The story is gentle, accessible, and grounded in a realistic family dynamic that includes a service dog named Zappa. By centering the sibling relationship, the book helps children ages five to ten feel seen and understood in their role as a protector and playmate. It is an excellent tool for normalizing neurodivergence within the home and starting conversations about empathy and family loyalty without being overly heavy-handed.