From the author of Autism on a Shoestring Budget, [Early] Intervention Made Easier... In this book for autistic children, Logan has trouble with sharing and teases a friend. His grandma teaches him how to be a good friend with some fantastic friendship rules. Non-autistic children usually learn social skills naturally and in a spontaneous way, by watching and mingling with everyone around them, but children with autism may need to learn these skills in a more tangible way, through social stories, role play, and other means. Of course, this book is by no means a comprehensive manual on how children on the autism spectrum can nurture friendships, but the author hopes that the different "friendship rules" in Friends Are...? can be a springboard for conversation, as they were for her and her grandson. There is a Word List and Fantastic Friendship Rules Checklist at the back of the book to help teach children on the autism spectrum some of the important social skills needed for developing good friendships. Friends Are...? is book #6 in the Autism Is...? Books Series: Book #1: Autism Is...? Book #2: Danger Is...? Book #3: School Rules Are...? Book #4: Feelings Are...? Book #5: Manners Are...?