Positive representations of disabilities
by Sophie GreenTake a look at these fiction titles for children' to encourage them to talk about and embrace disabilities.
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Positive representations of disability
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My Must-Have Mum, by Maudie Smith and Jen Khatun
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Four Bad Unicorns, by Rebecca Patterson
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Splash, by Claire Cashmore and Sharon Davey
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Amazing, by Steve Antony
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Everybody Has a Body, by Jon Burgerman
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Pablo and the Noisy Party, by Andrew Brenner and Sumita Majumdar
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Susan Laughs, by Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross
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We Are All Wonders, by R. J. Palacio
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Talking is Not My Thing!, by Rose Robbins
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Can Bears Ski?, by Raymond Antrobus and Polly Dunbar
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Isaac and His Amazing Asperger Superpowers!, by Melanie Walsh
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Just Because, by Rebecca Elliott
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Thimble Wonga Bonkers, by Jon Blake and Martin Chatterton
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Ade’s Amazing Ade-ventures: Battle of the Cyborg Cat, by Ade Adepitan
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The Amazing Edie Eckhart, by Rosie Jones and Natalie Smillie
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The Great Fox Illusion, by Justyn Edwards
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In Her Element, by Jamila Gavin and Jacinta Read
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The Secret of Haven Point, by Lisette Auton
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The Chance to Fly, by Ali Stroker and Stacy Davidowitz
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An Alien in the Jam Factory, by Chrissie Sains and Jenny Taylor
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El Deafo, by Cece Bell
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A Kind of Spark, by Elle McNicoll
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I Funny: a Middle School Story, by James Patterson
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Song for a Whale, by Lynn Kelly
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We Are Giants, by Amber Lee Dodd
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Can You See Me?, by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott
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Listening to the Quiet, by Cassie Silva and Frances Ives
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The Visible Sounds, by Yin Jianling and Yu Rong
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You're So Amazing, by James Catchpole and Lucy Catchpole
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This is Me, by George Webster and Tim Budgen
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I Talk Like a River, by Jordan Scott and Sydney Smith
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Major and Mynah, by Karen Owen and Louise Forshaw
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Can You Feel the Noise?, by Stewart Foster
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Cosima Unfortunate Steals a Star, by Laura Noakes and Flavia Sorrentino
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Max and the Millions, by Ross Montgomery
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The Stickleback Catchers, by Lisette Auton
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When I See Blue, by Lily Bailey
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All the Pieces of Me, by Rebecca Westcott and Libby Scott