Sometimes I'm Bigger Than My Big Brother is written from the point of view of Samantha, a young girl growing up in the shadow of an older brother with both Autism and Epilepsy. Learning that although she is younger than him and shorter than him, he still looks to her for guidance even though she is only four. She courageously faces the very scary seizures and bravely tells them to go away. She dances, sings, and hugs away his anger when he is frustrated and tickles him with butterfly kisses when he is sad. Samantha learns what it means to be a BIG little sister and shares her experiences so that you will understand what it is like having a big brother who isn't really "big" at all.
