No matter where you are in life, you'll find something inspiring in these books for Down Syndrome Awareness Month and beyond.
Find a great read among these OwnVoices YA books about disability, including Even If We Break by Marieke Nijkamp. Support these works to show publishing the need for representation.
A reader on how audiobooks aren't just a luxury or life-hack, but an essential tool for disabled readers who can't access print books.
Recognize Disability Pride Month in July--pick up some excellent audiobooks about disabled people, written by disabled people.
A reader on how Roxane Gay's memoir HUNGER helped her overcome a fear of writing about her partial paralysis and disability within Black feminism.
To many, audiobooks are more than just another format. They offer an accessible way to read when print presents obstacles.
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These ownvoices audiobooks about women with chronic illness or disabilities run the range from contemplative nature writing to laugh-out-loud funny.
When you don't have any spoons to spare, but don't want energy reserves to impact your reading life, try these spoonie reading aids.
Are you participating in Book Riot's Read Harder 2020? Check out these books about disability, featuring a main character with a disability.
The disabled community is so diverse that it’s especially important to publish and read #OwnVoices books by disabled authors with various disabilities.
Add these 20 outstanding YA books with disabled characters, offering a solid array of portrayals of living with a disability, to your TBR.
A disabled reader on seeing herself in fantasy and the appeal of portals in those stories.
On Nadina LaSpina’s SUCH A PRETTY GIRL, a new memoir about being disabled in Sicily and New York from the 50s onward.
