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   Jan 1, 2006 · This Newbery Honor Book is a heartfelt and witty story about feeling different and finding acceptance--beyond the rules. Twelve-year-old Catherine just wants a normal life. Which is near impossible when you have a brother with autism and a family that revolves around his disability.

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   • Author: Cynthia Lord

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   Sep 1, 2008 · This Newbery Honor Book is a heartfelt and witty story about feeling different and finding acceptance -- beyond the rules. Twelve-year-old Catherine just wants a normal life. Which is near impossible when you have a brother with autism and a family that revolves around his disability.

   • 4.6/5 (3.4K)
   • Price: $7.43

   • Author: Cynthia Lord
   • Brand: Scholastic Paperbacks

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   Is rules a good book about autism?

   • Throughout the book the reader can sense how empathetic the main character is toward her brother and new friend, and she demonstrated a lot kindness and compassion. It lacked a little excitement, but overall it was a decent book. Rules is a good book about autism.

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   What is a good book for kids with autism?

   • Kid Lit: Books and More For Kids and Teens ALA Notable Children's Book "The first-person narrative is very engaging, and readers will identify with Catherine's struggles and cheer for her at the end. This is a great book to help students gain some understanding about autism, while also providing a good read.

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   Is Catherine a good book for a child with autism?

   • ALA Notable Children's Book "The first-person narrative is very engaging, and readers will identify with Catherine's struggles and cheer for her at the end. This is a great book to help students gain some understanding about autism, while also providing a good read. The author is the mother of an autistic child.

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   Lord has two children, a son, and a daughter, and was inspired by them while writing Rules. She states that the character of David is loosely based on her son who has autism, while the character of Catherine is a mixture of herself and her daughter, who loves to draw.

5. www.amazon.com › Rules-Cynthia-Lord › dpRules: Lord, Cynthia: 9780439443821: Amazon.com: Books

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   Apr 1, 2006 · This Newbery Honor Book is a heartfelt and witty story about feeling different and finding acceptance--beyond the rules. Twelve-year-old Catherine just wants a normal life. Which is near impossible when you have a brother with autism and a family that revolves around his disability.

   • 4.6/5 (3.4K)

   • Author: Cynthia Lord

6. disabilityinkidlit.com › 2015/04/12 › review-rulesReview: Rules by Cynthia Lord - Disability in Kidlit

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   Rules is narrated by twelve-year-old Catherine, who does not have a disability herself but has a younger autistic brother, David. David routinely has to go to occupational therapy, which is how Catherine knows Jason, who is non-verbal and uses a wheelchair.

7. cynthialord.com › rulesRules by Cynthia Lord

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   A boy takes off his shirt to swim, but not his shorts. Some people think they know who you are, when really they don't. No toys in the fishtank. Twelve year old Catherine just wants a normal life, but she thinks that's impossible with a family that revolves around her brother's autism.

8. www.commonsensemedia.org › book-reviews › rulesRules Book Review | Common Sense Media

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   Families can talk about how autism is shown in Rules. What did you learn about autism that you didn't know before? Do you know someone on the autism spectrum? How does that person see things differently from people who don't have autism? Try creating your own list of rules for daily living.