Felix Fisher has had enough.
His little brother, Martee, seems to turn every day into an adventure, and not the kind Felix enjoys. Between the meltdowns, endless appointments, and constant attention Martee requires, Felix is convinced his brother is ruining his life. All he wants is to become a handball champion and maybe, just maybe, finally be one of the popular kids.But life has a funny way of changing your perspective.
As Felix begins to see the world through new eyes, he discovers that Martee's autism is only one part of who he is. Along the way, Felix learns about family, friendship, patience, and acceptance, and realizes that the brother he thought was holding him back may become his greatest ally.
Filled with humor, heart, and unforgettable characters, Martee the Great: The Early Years is an engaging story about sibling relationships, seeing beyond first impressions, and celebrating what makes each of us unique. Readers of all ages will laugh, relate, and come away with a deeper appreciation for the power of empathy, understanding, and unconditional love.