Disability Pride Month Book Recs! 💕

Hey, y'all!

We are back this week with some more recommendations! This week, I'm focusing on books that have main characters with disabilities. I hope you find one in this grouping that you fall in love with, I know I am looking forward to reading at least a few of these!

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[erinsteffens]

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Anyway always love your content and representation 🥰

[twentyonereaders]

I have Just By Looking at Him on hold rn!

[Oneeyefroggy]

lead a book club where we read only books by disabled authors (I call it Table of Context) and it’s been awesome so far. Thanks for these recommendations, I’m happy to see more people talking about this topic and pushing for better representation. One series I absolutely love is the Ables by Jeremy Scott (it’s like a blend between X-men and Harry Potter). I also just finished Disfigured by Amanda L (another commenter mentioned it) and I highly recommend that as well. Lastly, if you’re into the YA genre, Turtles All the Way Down by John Green is another great read.

[BookTubewithAmy]

This was a great video thanks so much for making it. I was actually looking for some books with rep in it to read and I was ashamed to only find a few. I've added The Whispering Dark and All for One to my tbr 😁

[WellTraveledBooks]

I just finished reading Disfigured by Amanda Leduc today so this video is perfect timing! Another great recs list =)