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Let's learn about our disabled friends together, from A to Z. Introduce young learners to topics of disability, accessibility, and inclusion in an easy-to-understand ABC book format. Designed for both disabled and non-disabled readers, complicated issues are made simple through compassionate writing and fun illustrations. This book has something for everyone, from children to adults!

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9781736861028

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""A beautifully crafted and thoughtfully illustrated book that introduces young readers to the diverse world of disabilities ... a wonderful opportunity to discuss important topics in a way that is both educational and enjoyable."" -Mary Fashik, author of Adventurous Adeline & founder of Upgrade Accessibility ""A must have for all parents."" -The Baker Family, of Baker Banter ""The perfect entry point into conversations about disability ... exactly what every classroom, library, and family needs."" -Kelley Coleman, author of Everything No One Tells You About Parenting a Disabled Child ""This book is perfect for, not only kids, but adults to learn and understand about all types of disabilities and disability inclusion."" -Willie Campo ""This book is the perfect way to talk about disabilities with colorful and lively images and wonderful descriptions. I am so glad that this book exists! It will definitely make the world a better place, and many adults could even learn a few things from it!"" -Danielle Connolly, disability & rare disease advocate ""An invaluable resource for families, teachers, therapists, and anyone looking for more ways to learn and start conversations about disabilities."" -Kelly Anderson ""The ABCs of Disability"" by Sean Gold is a heartwarming and educational journey through the world of disabilities. The book's conversational tone and engaging questions make it an excellent resource for classrooms and family discussions. It's more than just an ABC book; it's a tool for building a more inclusive and compassionate society. A must-read for anyone looking to broaden their understanding of disabilities and inclusion. -Malakai Strong, author of Super Me: Becoming My Own Hero through Change, Chaos, and Choosing to Love Myself ""In The ABCs of Disabilities, Sean Gold brings a light-hearted but rich, kid and adult friendly look into the experience of growing up Disabled, and what nondisabled allyship can look like even from a young age. Covering topics like eating (E), using the bathroom (B), needing or offering help (H), and how to ask or respond to tricky questions (Q), Gold shares a universal view for both Disabled and nondisabled kids and grownups, maintaining a strong focus on joy (J) throughout, and encouraging every child to think of themselves in both leadership (L) roles, and as integral members of the community (C)! Parents, pick this one up!"" -Yuri Velez, disabled parent, school administrator, & season one voice transcriber on Crippled by Culture

Author Information

Sean Gold is a young, black author with a disability in St. Louis, Missouri. He is a public speaker, an advocate for people with disabilities, former president of the disability-owned nonprofit Coalition for Truth in Independence, media director of FestAbility, board member of St. Louis Publishers Association, and host of the YouTube series Crippled by Culture.Sean's faith, family, and friends are the most important things in his life. His disability is cerebral palsy, and he has had a tracheostomy breathing tube since he was one and a half years old. Sean is nonverbal, but, as you can tell, it doesn't get in the way of his love of creative writing and storytelling.

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