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All of Us: A First Conversation About Disability
Megan Madison, Jessica Ralli
For the parent looking to build a foundation of inclusion, this gentle board book helps little ones understand and celeb
Ages 2–5
Taking Autism to School
Andreanna Edwards
For children and parents looking to understand how a classmate with autism experiences the school day and how to foster
Ages 5–10
Big Feelings, Brave Hearts
Zenia Phoenix
For the child who feels things deeply or feels like an outsider because of their unique traits. A story about embracing
Ages 7–12
Metal Fish, Falling Snow
Cath Moore
For the teen processing the sudden loss of a parent while trying to find where they belong in a world that feels both be
Ages 13–18
Aiden's Kisses
Salima Levy Mba
For families navigating autism, sensory processing, or speech delays, this story celebrates the unique ways neurodiverge
Ages 3–8
Everyday Black: Disability
Alexis Toliver
For children and families looking to see themselves reflected in stories that celebrate the intersection of Black identi
Ages 5–10
Wrinkle in Time, A
Madeleine L'Engle
For the child who feels like a misfit or struggles with their own 'faults,' showing how being different can actually be
Ages 10–14
Disability Visibility (Adapted for Young Adults)
Alice Wong
For the teenager seeking to understand the diverse lived experiences of the disabled community and the fight for accessi
Ages 12–18
Wepa
J. de la Vega
For the high-energy child who has been told they are too loud or messy, this vibrant story transforms perceived flaws in
Ages 4–8
Fred: The Fairy With No Wings
Kristine Haws
For the child who struggles with reading and needs to see that their unique way of navigating the world is a superpower,
Ages 6–10
Living with Adi
Zarin Virji
For the child who processes the world in their own unique way and the classmates learning to see the beauty in differenc
Ages 9–13
The Art of Miss Chew
Patricia Polacco
For the child who feels discouraged in the classroom, this moving memoir celebrates how a single teacher's belief can un
Ages 6–10
Mallory in Full Color
Elisa Stone Leahy
For the creative child who feels like their world has turned gray after a big move. Helps kids navigate new beginnings w
Ages 8–12
Beating Bullying Against Teens with Disabilities
Lisa A. Crayton
For teens with disabilities facing harassment, this guide provides essential tools for self-advocacy, legal rights, and
Ages 12–18
Pieces of Me
Kate McLaughlin
For the teenager navigating a complex mental health diagnosis or processing deep-seated childhood trauma while trying to
Ages 14–18
The Girl with the Silver Eyes
Willo Davis Roberts
For the child who feels like an outsider because they think differently or have a hidden talent that others find intimid
Ages 8–12
Sned Higgins
Chris C. Billingsley
For the child who feels like an outsider and needs to find their own unique way to lead, especially when navigating soci
Ages 8–12
Every Last Word
Tamara Ireland Stone
For the teenager who feels trapped by their own thoughts and is searching for a safe space to be their true, unfiltered
Ages 14–18
Going Bovine
Libba Bray
For the teen facing a life-altering diagnosis or feeling lost in the existential 'skid to nowhere,' this surreal journey
Ages 14–18
Trueman Bradley: Aspie Detective
Alexei Maxim Russell
For the child who thinks differently and wants to prove that their unique perspective is actually their greatest superpo
Ages 10–14
NERDS: National Espionage, Rescue, and Defense Society
Michael Buckley
For the child who feels like their quirks are flaws, this high-energy adventure transforms 'nerdy' traits into literal s
Ages 8–12
Moon Rising
Tui T. Sutherland
For the child who feels overwhelmed by social expectations or has a hard time fitting in with peers at a new school.
Ages 8–12
Fish in a Tree
Lynda Mullaly Hunt
For the child who feels like they are failing despite trying their hardest. This story celebrates the brilliance of kids
Ages 10–14
This Is How We Talk
Jessica Slice, Caroline Cupp
For children who use or encounter different ways of speaking, this gentle guide celebrates communication in all its form
Ages 3–7
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