Picture books & early readers
Stories that introduce disability through friendship, family, and everyday life. A place for children to recognize themselves and get to know experiences different from their own.
Illustrated by Eduardo Trejos
A group of children finds ways to move through a world that does not always make room for everyone. This picture book introduces access, interdependence, and disability community through everyday encounters, with detailed illustrations and a glossary that can open up family or classroom conversations.
Illustrated by Karen George
Joe wants to play pirates, but other children keep asking about his missing leg. Written by a disabled author, this funny playground story gives children a way to think about curiosity, personal boundaries, and joining someone in play without demanding their medical story.
Illustrated by Sydney Smith
After a difficult school day, a boy who stutters walks beside a river with his father and finds a different way to understand his speech. Jordan Scott draws on his own experience in a picture book about frustration, connection, and being understood.
Illustrated by Kate Cosgrove
An autistic boy and his mother share an ordinary day using communication beyond spoken words. Tiffany Hammond invites readers to notice the meaning in tablets, gestures, and other forms of expression, offering a starting point for conversations about listening and respecting different ways of communicating.
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