Thank you for making this video! So many people don't even recognise Disability Pride Month. I really need to read the ones I haven't yet from your list
i’m so happy i found this video and your channel! i’m bisexual and disabled and i’ve been looking for more representation in what i consume, so thank you for making this ❤️ liked and subscribed!
I can alsp recomment lakelore by Anna-Marie McLemore which is a YA about two trans nonbinary neurodivergent main characters! One of them has adhd and the other one is dyslexic
I plan to read A Spindle Splintered and Just By Looking At Him next month. I loved The Girls I've Been, the PTSD rep is also so very real. I relate so much to that book. All's Well was such a legit image of chronic pain. I had a pain condition for a year that was most days, all day over 15/10 on a pain scale and no one was able to help/ or any cure thing I tried. It eventually magically, went away. All's Well was so relatable I cried my eyes out.
i recently read tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow which has disability rep! it was a really great book! it’s about gaming but even if you’re not keen about that topic you can definitely still enjoy it! it focuses a lot on friendship, grief, love, mental health and disability 💓
Thank you for acknowledging disability pride month! I’d recommend you avoid the words “handicapped” and “crippling” from now on, coming from a psychically disabled chronically ill guy.
I haven’t watched the video yet but I’m already so happy that you made this video!! I’m a Brazilian deaf woman and it’s so hard to find cool fictional books with disabled characters
I'd definitely recommend anything by Eli Clare or Harriet McBryde Johnson! Plus, while I don't think any of them are particularly suited to your tastes, I always recommend The Arcadia Project trilogy by Mishell Baker, Our Bloody Pearl by DN Bryn, and Eight Kinky Nights by Xan West when talking about disability books! And I do think you'd enjoy Pet by Akwaeke Emezi if you haven't read that yet
I have read none of these! And as someone who is disabled, thank u for recommending them and recognising disability pride month!!!
of course! I hope you enjoy them if/when you get to them :)
Thank you for making this video! So many people don't even recognise Disability Pride Month. I really need to read the ones I haven't yet from your list
of course! I hope you enjoy :)
i’m so happy i found this video and your channel! i’m bisexual and disabled and i’ve been looking for more representation in what i consume, so thank you for making this ❤️ liked and subscribed!
I can alsp recomment lakelore by Anna-Marie McLemore which is a YA about two trans nonbinary neurodivergent main characters! One of them has adhd and the other one is dyslexic
All’s Well is so intriguing to me, and I need to pick it up soon
love that one!
Thank you for these great recommendations! I'm really excited to read about other queer folks who are living with disabilities.
loved this so much sunny! like nobody is talking about disability pride month so it is very much appreciated. added all these to my tbr!
of course love!!!
I plan to read A Spindle Splintered and Just By Looking At Him next month. I loved The Girls I've Been, the PTSD rep is also so very real. I relate so much to that book. All's Well was such a legit image of chronic pain. I had a pain condition for a year that was most days, all day over 15/10 on a pain scale and no one was able to help/ or any cure thing I tried. It eventually magically, went away. All's Well was so relatable I cried my eyes out.
I'm so glad that representation resonated so much with you!! I hope you enjoy the Harrow and O'Connor :)
i recently read tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow which has disability rep! it was a really great book! it’s about gaming but even if you’re not keen about that topic you can definitely still enjoy it! it focuses a lot on friendship, grief, love, mental health and disability 💓
thank you for the recommendation!!
Haven't read any of those but some are on my tbr, so thanks for sharing this list with us 🐢✨️
this was so great!! i've never heard of any of these books but they all seem very interesting and i cant wait to read some :))
thank you so much!! I hope you enjoy them when/if you read any of my recs :) 🩷
Thank you for acknowledging disability pride month! I’d recommend you avoid the words “handicapped” and “crippling” from now on, coming from a psychically disabled chronically ill guy.
I haven’t watched the video yet but I’m already so happy that you made this video!! I’m a Brazilian deaf woman and it’s so hard to find cool fictional books with disabled characters
Also, I recommend the book “Tru Biz” by Sara Novic. It’s a very moving deaf coming of age story
thank you for the rec!
Absolutely LOVED The Girls I've Been!!
Thank you!
I'd definitely recommend anything by Eli Clare or Harriet McBryde Johnson! Plus, while I don't think any of them are particularly suited to your tastes, I always recommend The Arcadia Project trilogy by Mishell Baker, Our Bloody Pearl by DN Bryn, and Eight Kinky Nights by Xan West when talking about disability books! And I do think you'd enjoy Pet by Akwaeke Emezi if you haven't read that yet
I love Pet!! and thank you for the recommendations :)
I feel super seen dear, thank you :)
I love this.
i've been waiting for this💜
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Lovely video!!
You are so kind!
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