Disability: social aspects books

From the creators of My Grandma Has Dementia! Through rhyme and engaging illustrations, My Cousin Has Tourettes...  Read More >>

Od epickich i ciaglych klotni ze wspolnota psychiatryczna po ratowanie jednego zycia online i drugiego w prawdziwym...  Read More >>

Everyone has a testimony. This is Artrell's and some things she wished she would have known during the beginning...  Read More >>

Från episka och pågående argument med det psykiatriska brödraskapet, till att rädda ett liv online och ett annat...  Read More >>

When she started working on the book, it was Srilata’s daughter who was its protagonist. But soon, she realised...  Read More >>

White men represent power in white supremacist patriarchy. What happens when literary texts depict them as disabled?...  Read More >>

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"The content of news has not changed much over the last century--politicians, celebrities, wars, crime, and sports...  Read More >>

Thirty-four years after an accident that left him a quadriplegic, Paul Innes is living his best life. What would...  Read More >>

High in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, the chance encounter of an orthopedic surgeon and an impish boy clad in...  Read More >>

"Disability critiques of architecture usually emphasize the need for modification and increased access, but The...  Read More >>

"Disability critiques of architecture usually emphasize the need for modification and increased access, but The...  Read More >>

Just Keep Swimming: a crash, a quest, and waves of hope tells the true story of a mom's crisis, a daughter's paralysis,...  Read More >>

This book outlines the development of the Trace R&D Center as an institution for furthering accessible and assistive...  Read More >>

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"In I'll Pray for You and Other Outrageous Things Said to Disabled People, Hannah Setzer volunteers to go first...  Read More >>

Resolviendo un misterio multigeneracionalDespués de muchos años y varias generaciones sufriendo síntomas debilitantes...  Read More >>

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Robert Simpson is a Presbyterian minister now resident in New Zealand's Christchurch. Robert has worked in bookselling...  Read More >>

"Disability critiques of architecture usually emphasize the need for modification and increased access, but The...  Read More >>

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