This is great. You have really captured both the observer's and main character's POVs. I'm sorry about the way people react to your brother
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That was a touching story, thank you for showing people the discrimination that some of us feel daily.

Good story, I expected some sort of racial prejudice, but you showed a different picture, one that more people should be aware of. I liked the message. Good job.

Aww...that was really sweet. My mom works with moderate-severe-profoundly disabled children, and she has 2 children in her class who are autistic, so I can relate. I do have a suggestion though...you may want to break the story up into paragraphs, because I know that some people can't concentrate if it's all jammed together like that. Just a it!

That was great :)

My sister has a mental disabilty so I understand how you feel.

Wow. Very touching. This world is nothing but prejudice anymore. It's really nobody's business about how people act, autistic or not. Again, very touching

wow. I read the other reviews and, unlike many of them, I don't know anyone with disabilities such as that, and I probably can't begin to fathom how you felt, but your writing does a nice job of portraying the feeling. love to your brother!

This was very beautiful indeed. I guess some people just don't know how they affect others, and a simple thing such as staring at that poor boy shows their horrible ignorance. Maybe one day they will recieve enlightment just as others have done in that paticular case. But as I always say, I have met 10 year old adults and 40 year old kids.

Very nice piece of work and I'm glad that I have read it .

This is a great story..very realistic..it deals with autism...something my little brother has. It's a very down to earth story..i really enjoyed it.

My mom works with an boy, the brother of my friend, so he's always at our house. By posting your story other people can learn about autism. Good job!

(One thing... would you please make paragraphs? Other than that, again, good job!)

Hello. I really liked your story about your autistic brother. I have a cousin who's autistic, and my best friend growing up had an autistic brother. I want to thank you for writing this and bringing the problems of society's ignorance on mental disorders to the readers.

quite touching, while a little sad about all the staring people. I do hope your brother started feeling better. Nice ending, also

I think that it was really mean of all the people to just stare at your brother. But I think its nice that you and alicia (sorry if i spelled it wrong) talked. Good luck to you and your brother.

That was sad and beautiful. Love to you and your brother.

It was really bad of them all to start staring, but you have to try to see it from their point of view: a kid in a restraunt starts sobbing uncontrollably for what appears to them to be no reason. I think you shouldn't have taken him to a new restraunt he didn't know. If anything, it should have been one where he was comfortable. It depends on the level of autism. But he's your brother, not mine, and Alicia sounds really kewl and understanding.