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    Book Recommendations from The Reading Teacher from Ashley E. Pennell, Barbara Wollak, and David A Koppenhaver: Respectful Representations of People with Disabilities in Picture Books. 

    What books have you had success with? What would you add to this list?  Pre K - 2 3 - 5 6 - 8 9 - 12 Art/Music English/Language Arts Library Social Studies/History Special Education Disability History

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    At the Resource Fair last week during TPS at MSU Denver's annual Teacher Librarian Day, I picked up a list of picture books, non-fiction books, and fiction books in a Denver Public Library flyer titled "The Disability Experience." I've pasted scans of the flyer below. The flyer does not exist in electronic form, but Denver Public Library's Ask@DenverLibrary.org service provided me with a link to all the titles in their catalog: http://catalog.denverlibrary.org/view.aspx?brs=126721,126269,57525 

    Pre K - 2 3 - 5 6 - 8 disability experience recommended books picture books fiction non-fiction Library

    Such an important topic and subgroup of our learners, especially since the Justice Departments has recently scrapped ADA guidance!

    Thanks for sharing that article! I am a huge fan of the Schneider Family Book Awards. They have expanded my personal notion of ability.

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