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Oh Brother (Georgina Chadderton, Penguin)

Oh Brother by Georgina Chadderton is a warm, perceptive middle-grade graphic memoir about growing up alongside a sibling with high support needs. Set in the early 2000s, the book follows Gina’s childhood in Adelaide with her younger brother, Rob, who is autistic and has an intellectual disability. Chadderton opens by...

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