Illustrator


I chose to include a picture of a communication book similar to how I would imagine Jason's to look. Each square in the book has a word or phrase along with a simple illustration. This particular one looks more colorful than Jason's, as his was described as black and white. 


I love this phrase because it ties into the story so well. Catherine is always wishing that people would understand why he brother acts the way he does. Sometimes, autism is hard to understand, especially if you are not often around people who have it.

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