Children's books with disabled characters

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the book cover for through the eyes of us by jon roberts with an illustration of two children
Through the Eyes of Us by Jon Roberts | Graffeg Publishing
Through the Eyes of Us by Jon Roberts | Graffeg Publishing
the cover of see what i can do by jon roberts and hannah hodkins
See What I Can Do!
See What I Can Do! – Graffeg Books
the cover of what happened to you? by james catapole and lauren george
7 illustrated children's books about disability
7 illustrated children's books about disability | Caboodle from National Book Tokens
the logo for grandad wheels with a smiling man holding a wrench in his hand
The Adventures of Grandad Wheels
The adventures of a disabled Grandad in a wheelchair and his Grandson Charlie. The books are suitable for all children, but especially kids between the ages of 5 and 10.
a book cover with an image of a boy standing in front of a theater and the words mo ses goes to a concert
World Book Day – “How many characters can you think of that have a disability?”
Moses Goes to a Concert is a fascinating depiction of deafness with its illustrations of sign language and its inclusion of a large cast of deaf characters, including Moses the protagonist. However, the character I want to draw your attention to the Ms. Elywn, a percussionist who also happens to be deaf. On a visit to a concert she inspires Moses to one day become a percussionist like herself.
this beach is loud book with an image of a boy sitting on the ground in front of
7 illustrated children's books about disability
7 illustrated children's books about disability | Caboodle from National Book Tokens
the cover of i am not a label, with images of people in different colors
7 illustrated children's books about disability
7 illustrated children's books about disability | Caboodle from National Book Tokens
an illustrated book with two children and a dog on the cover that says, anything you can do i can't do
Anything You Can Do, I Can Do
Josh and Amy are best friends. Amy has hemiplegia, but she doesn’t let it get in the way of having fun. Join Josh as he learns all about hemiplegia and what it means for Amy. Anything you can do, I can do is a children's picture book exploring hemiplegia from a child's perspective. The aim of the story is to help children understand what it means to have hemiplegia themselves, as well as understanding the needs and abilities of siblings and friends with hemiplegia.
the book cover for lion boy by zizou corder, with an image of a lion's face
World Book Day – “How many characters can you think of that have a disability?”
Charlie has asthma and throughout the Lionboy triology has to deal with the task of managing his health condition, alongside being the hero of story. The series features a disabled character without pigeonholing it as the main aspect of the book. Charlie is an empathetic, clever, competent and incredibly brave character and one that no one could help but admire. This book remains one of my absolute favourite stories.
No Horn Unicorn by Shani Dhanda and Letizia Rizzo
No Horn Unicorn: Band 10/White by Shani Dhanda
There’s something different about Ugo the unicorn. All the other unicorns in Wildberry Forest have long, white horns, but not Ugo. Can Ugo show his friends that not every unicorn needs a horn?
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7 illustrated children's books about disability
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The Red Beast: Controlling Anger in Children with Asperger's Syndrome (K.I. Al-Ghani children's colour story books)
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World Book Day – “How many characters can you think of that have a disability?”
Although Vanez Blane is a minor supporting character in the series, his story is certainly one worth mentioning. Vanez is the robust Games Master of Vampire Mountain, responsible for training the Vampire Generals. He’s strong, skilled and and a highly respected Vampire in the community. Vanez is also partially sighted, having lost an eye in a fight with a mountain lion .Despite losing his sight, he continues to train the would-be Vampire Generals and can still put up a good fight in any duel!
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World Book Day – “How many characters can you think of that have a disability?”
The Lunar Chronicles is a dystopian fairy-tale centered around the young cyborg mechanic Linh Cinder. Cinder is an amputee, having lost a hand and foot as a result of being caught in a fire accident as a child. However thanks to the advances of future technology, she becomes a cyborg fitted with computerised prosthetic limbs which enable her to regain her mobility.