Disability Representation books
Here are 48 books with a lot of disability representation, starting with The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Wonder and A Disability History of the United States.
The Diving Bell and the ButterflyJean-Dominique Bauby
WonderR.J. Palacio
A Disability History of the United StatesKim E. Nielsen
The Story of My LifeHelen Keller
Out of My MindSharon M. Draper
My Left FootChristy Brown
PeteyBen Mikaelsen
A Silent Voice, Vol. 2Yoshitoki Oima
Where We Going, Daddy? Life with Two Sons Unlike Any OtherJean-Louis Fournier
Joni: An Unforgettable StoryJoni Eareckson Tada, Joe Musser
Seeing VoicesOliver Sacks
DeafeningFrances Itani
Follow My LeaderJames B. Garfield
Stoner & SpazRon Koertge
The Running DreamWendelin Van Draanen
The GirlsLori Lansens
Ghost BoyMartin Pistorius, Megan Lloyd Davies
Say What You WillCammie McGovern
Stuck in NeutralTerry Trueman
Expecting Adam: A True Story of Birth, Rebirth, and Everyday MagicMartha N. Beck
Life Without LimitsNick Vujicic
Riding the Bus with My Sister: A True Life JourneyRachel Simon
The Quality of SilenceRosamund Lupton
She Is Not InvisibleMarcus Sedgwick
Love and First SightJosh Sundquist
Miss SpitfireSarah Miller
A Time to DancePadma Venkatraman
Laughing at My NightmareShane Burcaw
Good Kings Bad KingsSusan Nussbaum
BlindsidedPriscilla Cummings
SkallagriggWilliam Horwood
RulesCynthia Lord
Me Before YouJojo Moyes
The Witch's BratRosemary Sutcliff
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-TimeMark Haddon
The Memory Keeper's DaughterKim Edwards
The Story of Beautiful GirlRachel Simon
The Door In The WallMarguerite de Angeli
Born on the Fourth of JulyRon Kovic
Shark GirlKelly Bingham
Miss JaneBrad Watson
Maybe The MoonArmistead Maupin
Far from the Tree: Parents, Children, and the Search for IdentityAndrew Solomon
RosemaryKate Clifford Larson
Fighting SilenceAly Martinez
SoundlessRichelle Mead
Annie's SongCatherine Anderson
Five Flavors of DumbAntony John