My Brother and Me book

Written by Sarah Courtauld and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Cobb. The simple story deals with the issues surrounding a sibling’s serious illness, and stays in hospital, and how his brother copes with different emotions and feelings. The story is open-ended: for now, the brother is OK. It is for children aged 4-10 years old.

‘Highly Commended’ in BMA Patient Information Awards 2010

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