Book Rules Book Report

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The book rules is about a girl named Catherine who has an eight year old autistic brother David, due to her brother being autistic her life is not normal.She made rules for him so that he could behave more normally.Because David is autistic he has to attend to the clinic, while Catherine was there she met Jason, Jason is disable so he couldn’t walk or talk but he could interact through a speech book.She would hang out with him every time they were at the clinic.But one day a girl named Kristi moved next door of Catherine’s house, they hanged out briefly because of Ryan the bully that picks on David.One day Kristi was over in Catherine’s house and saw a drawing of Jason and thought Catherine had a crush on him.Catherine didn’t want Kristi to

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