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• All the Way to the Top

  How One Girl's Fight for Americans With Disabilities Changed Everything

  Pimentel, Annette Bay,

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  Jennifer Keelan makes sure that the Americans with Disabilities Act passes Congress.

• King for a Day

  Khan, Rukhsana, 1962-

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  A Pakistani boy tries to capture kites in their wheelchair during Basant.

• What Happened to You?

  Catchpole, James,

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  A child with one leg shows us that we need to see others as people first and ability second.

• Sam's Super Seats

  Brown, Keah,

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  A child with cerebral palsy goes back-to-school shopping with her friends.

• My Three Best Friends and Me, Zulay

  Best, Cari,

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  Zulay helps us see that with support and friends, you can go for it!

• I Talk Like a River

  Scott, Jordan, 1978-

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  Explore challenges with speaking and how compassion can lift us up.

• Can Bears Ski?

  Antrobus, Raymond,

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  Explore hearing differences with Little Bear.

• A Day With No Words

  Hammond, Tiffany,

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  Just because someone is nonverbal, doesn't mean they have nothing to say.

• A Walk in the Words

  Talbott, Hudson,

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  How we learn is different for everybody.

• The Black Book of Colors

  Cottin, Menena

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  Imagine living without sight. Fantastic illustrations!

• Hello Goodbye Dog

  Gianferrari, Maria,

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  This loyal dog always finds their way back to Zara.

• When Charley Met Emma

  Webb, Amy

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  Learning about and accepting our differences can help us enjoy the world.

• You Are Enough

  a Book About Inclusion

  O'Hair, Margaret,

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  Being different is GREAT and being different is what makes you You.

• Boy

  Cummings, Phil,

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  Just because someone can't hear, doesn't mean that can't help.

• Just Ask!

  Be Different, Be Brave, Be You

  Sotomayor, Sonia, 1954-

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  Talking about disabilities and differences helps to bring us closer together.

• Different

  a Great Thing to Be!

  Avis, Heather,

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  Down Syndrome is part of Macy, but it's not the most important part.

• Bodies Are Cool

  Feder, Tyler,

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  Celebrate all bodies with this uplifting book.

• My City Speaks

  Lebeuf, Darren,

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  Explore sounds that are all around in the big city.

• Ali and the Sea Stars

  Stroker, Ali, 1987-

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  Ali plans to make her stage debut on the local boardwalk.

• Tuesday Takes Me There

  the Healing Journey of a Veteran and His Service Dog

  Montalván, Luis Carlos,

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  Learn about how a service dog helps thei owner.