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9 Books
Best Friends (9458)
Bobby, Charlton and the Mountain (9567)
Dan and Diesel (9025)
Friends at School (5205b)
It's Raining! It's Pouring! We're Exploring! (9459)
Looking After Louis (8646)
The Patch (9030)
The Sleepover (9352)
Victoria's Day (9031)
See individual titles for book information.
Members Price £52.00
**Suitable substitutions will be made if any title becomes unavailable**
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All Kinds of Feelings Ref: 148
by Emma Brownjohn
Feelings about disability, skin colour, moods, generosity are explored. An utterly fantastic lift-the-flap book. Game included
12pp Hardback
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 | A B C for You and Me Ref: 199
by Meg Girnis
photography by Shirley Leamon Green
Learn your alphabet with a lively group of youngsters, in this very welcome book that contains positive images of children of all cultures and abilities. Age 2-6 American Import Hardback 28pp
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Be Quiet, Marina! Ref: 197
by Kirsten DeBear
photos by Laura Dwight
Two girls, one with cerebral palsy, the other with Down syndrome, learn to play together. An excellent story which shows that we can all get along despite differences and difficulties. Age: 4-8 Hardback 25pp
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 | Best Friends Ref: 574
by Mark Chambers
A pop-up book bulging with imagination. A little girl and boy (a wheelchair user) play at being dinosaur-seeking adventurers, pirates and Olympic sprinters. Age 4-7, Hardback 12pp
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Big Ben Ref: 523
by Rachel Anderson
illustrated by Jane Ray
A tender and thought-provoking narrative about a boy with Profound Learning Difficulties and his adoring younger brother. A wonderful read. Age 7-10, Paperback 79pp
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 | Bobby, Charlton and the Mountain Ref: 680
by Sophie Smiley
illustrated by Michael Foreman
Charlie adores her football-crazy family. And, when it comes to standing up to a beastly bully, her and her brother, Bobby (who has Down's) make an unforgettable team. Age 7-9, Paperback 50pp
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Brothers and Sisters Ref: 273
by Laura Dwight
Six groups of siblings, some able bodied and some with disabilities, talk about their lives together. An informative and hugely positive book enhanced by stunning photography. Age 0-4 American Import Hard back 30pp
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 | Chocolate Moon Ref: 205
by Mary Arrigan
Gran has Alzheimer's. She's starting to forget things. But Chris is determined to help her rediscover her 'chocolate moon'. Reading Age: 8+ Interest: 13+ Paperback 75pp
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Dan and Diesel Ref: 387
by Charlotte Hudson
illustrated by Lindsey Gardiner
Dan feels the world. Diesel watches the world. Superbly illustrated, a warm, subtle and thoughtful story about a boy's relationship with his guide dog. Age 3-6 Paperback 29pp
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 | Daughter Ref: 384
by Ishbel Moore
Slyvie's scared - her beloved Mum is behaving strangely and their roles are beginning to reverse. A powerful, sensitive account of the onset of Alzheimers and the emotional struggle in becoming a carer. Age13 - adult 216pp Paperback
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Families Ref: 37
by Debbie Bailey
photos by Susan Huszar
Previously sold as individual board books. A very multicultural family of Mums, Dads, Brothers, Sisters, Grandpas and Grandmas are to be found in this excellent photo book. An Early Years must. Age 1+ Canadian Import, 93pp Hardback.
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 | Ferris Fleet the Wheelchair Wizard Ref: 127
by Annie Dalton
illustrated by Carl Pearce
Oscar's family relocate to Planet Nine for a quiet life. But the Cosmic Peace Police need Mum for one last mission. A babysitter comes to the rescue: Ferris Fleet and his magic Wonderwheels. A thoroughly dynamic portrayal of a wheelchair user. Age 8+ Paperback 33pp
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A First Look at Disability: Don't Call Me Special Ref: 239
by Pat Thomasillustrated by Lesley Harker
A new edition to an insightful and popular series which promotes interaction between children, parents and teachers. Celebrates every child's uniqueness and different abilities whilst keeping specific needs in focus. Age 5-8 Paperback 24pp
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 | Friends at School Ref: 540
by Rochelle Bunnett
photos by Matt Brown
Beautifully photographed images capture the warmth and love in this integrated classroom as children with different abilities work and play together. Age 3-7, 30pp Paperback.
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The Giant Turnip (English & Turkish) Ref: 345
adapted by Henriette Barkow
illustrated by Richard Johnso
A delightful contemporary retelling of a classic. Miss Honeywood's class (including Samira, a wheelchair user) are amazed when a turnip taller than a giraffe pops up in their vegetable plot. If they pull together…Dual language title with full English text. Age 3-8 Paperback 22pp
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| | The Giant Turnip (English & Chinese) Ref: 346
adapted by Henriette Barkow
illustrated by Richard Johnson
A delightful contemporary retelling of a classic. Miss Honeywood's class (including Samira, a wheelchair user) are amazed when a turnip taller than a giraffe pops up in their vegetable plot. If they pull together…Dual language title with full English text. Age 3-8 Paperback 22pp
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The Giant Turnip (English & Urdu) Ref: 347
adapted by Henriette Barkow
illustrated by Richard Johnson
A delightful contemporary retelling of a classic. Miss Honeywood's class (including Samira, a wheelchair user) are amazed when a turnip taller than a giraffe pops up in their vegetable plot. If they pull together…Dual language title with full English text. Age 3-8 Paperback 22pp
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| | The Giant Turnip (English & Bengali) Ref: 348
adapted by Henriette Barkow
illustrated by Richard Johnson
A delightful contemporary retelling of a classic. Miss Honeywood's class (including Samira, a wheelchair user) are amazed when a turnip taller than a giraffe pops up in their vegetable plot. If they pull together…Dual language title with full English text. Age 3-8 Paperback 22pp
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The Giant Turnip (English & Polish) Ref: 475
adapted by Henriette Barkow
illustrated by Richard Johnson
A delightful contemporary retelling of a classic. Miss Honeywood's class (including Samira, a wheelchair user) are amazed when a turnip taller than a giraffe pops up in their vegetable plot. If they pull together... Dual language title with full English text. Age 3-8 Paperback 22pp
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 | Hair for Mama Ref: 443
by Kelly A. Tinkham
illustrated by Amy June Bates
A book which moved us all. Mama has cancer and is losing her hair through chemotherapy. Based on the author's own experience, this is a tender and ultimately hopeful story about how one loving family responds to a serious illness. Age 4+ American Import Hardback 28pp
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Happy Birthday!: A Beginner's Book of Signs Ref: 237
by Angela Bednarczyk & Janet Weinstock
'Fabulous, much needed...will be adored' (nursery reviewer). Research suggests babies who learn to sign, whether they can hear or not, can communicate their desires from a very early age. A wonderful book for small hands. Long overdue. Age 6 months+ American Import Boardbook with British Sign Language 14pp
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 | Hearing Ref: 554
by Paul Humphrey
photos by Chris Fairclough
Fantastic senses introduction! Clear text and colourful photos including 'deliberate' and 'casual' images of disability. 'Excellent content' (Pre-School Leader, LL reviewer) Age 2-5 Paperback 20pp
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It's Raining! It's Pouring! We're Exploring! Ref: 575
by Polly Peters
illustrated by Jess Stockham
Bad weather means indoor play with home made props, dollops of spontaneity and plenty of imagination. Rhyming text and a wonderful 'casual' portrayal of a girl with asthma. Age 4-7, Paperback 32pp
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 | Keep Your Ear on the Ball Ref: 650
by Genevieve Petrillo
illustrated by Lea Lyon
Davey is blind. And, completely self-sufficient. When it comes to playing kickball, Davey's classmates quickly learn how to offer support while still respecting his independence and his unique abilities. An affirming title about disability and identity. Age 6-8, American Import Hardback 28pp
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Keep Your Hair On! Ref: 151
by Elizabeth Vercoe
An informative, semi-autobiographical account of a teenager's experience of lymphatic cancer. Both humorous and pragmatic, Jess shares with us the details of her illness and treatment. Age 14+ Paperback 153pp
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 | Looking after Louis Ref: 201
by Lesley Ely, illustrated by Polly Dunbar
Louis, the new boy, is not quite like everyone else. His classmates use their imagination to join in with him and include him in their games. An inspired and very positive introduction to autism. Age 5-12 Paperback 24pp
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Looking for X Ref: 349
by Deborah Ellis
'Great book about a young girl with big problems' (Gursevak, 14, Letterbox reviewer). Khyber is in a whole lot of trouble. And mum's not coping too well with Khyber's adored autistic twin brothers. Khyber has to find X. And fast. A gripping thriller by a best-selling author. Age 10+ Paperback 137pp
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 | Moonbird Ref: 351
by Joyce Dunbar
illustrated by Jane Ray
A magical fantasy about a prince wrapped in the silence of the moon, a bubble blowing moonchild and a magical moonbird who knows the secrets of what it is to really hear, to really speak. Dazzling illustrations laced with gold and silver. Age 4-8 Paperback 32pp
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Mr. Worry: A Story About OCD Ref: 573
by Holly L. Niner
illustrated by Greg Swearingen
A rare and unique story about obsessive compulsive disorders and their alleviation through therapy. 'Useful and reassuring' (Schools Puppeteer, LL reviewer). Age 7-10, American Import Hardback 29pp
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 | My First Animal Signs Ref: 342
illustrated by Anthony Lewis
'A good book to share with all children' (Preschool Supervisor, Letterbox reviewer). A first BSL signing guide with jolly babies and toddlers (some are disabled) demonstrating signs for all sorts of beasties. Age 8-36 months Boardbook 12pp
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My First Signs Ref: 494
illustrated by Annie Kubler
'A good book to share with all children' (Preschool Supervisor, Letterbox reviewer). A first BSL signing guide with jolly babies and toddlers demonstrating signs for over 50 key words. Age 8-36 months, Boardbook 10pp
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 | Opposites: A Beginner's Book of Signs Ref: 236
by Angela Bednarczyk & Janet Weinstock
'Fabulous, much needed will be adored' (nursery reviewer). Research suggests babies who learn to sign, whether they can hear or not, can communicate their desires from a very early age. A wonderful book for small hands. Long overdue. Age 6 months+ American Import Boardbook with British Sign Language 14pp
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Oranges in No Man's Land Ref: 433
by Elizabeth Laird
Ayesha doesn't understand the fighting. She only know that Granny needs her help. A gripping story about a plucky girl who risks everything to make a lifesaving dash across war-torn Beirut. Age 9-12 Paperback 115pp
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 | The Patch Ref: 9030
by Justina Chen Neddley
illustrated by Mitch Vane
Becca's classmates want to know what's up with her patch. But Becca is very busy being a ballerina, monster, pirate and superhero. A resourceful heroine who tackles her amblyopia with wit and panache. Age 5-8 American Import Paperback 28pp
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Ray Charles Ref: 81
by Sharon Bell Mathis
illustrated by George Ford
The story of blind black musician Ray Carles's journey from the life of a bullied 7 year old in segregated 1930s American society, to international fame and stardom. An inspiring true story. Age 7+ 35pp American Import Paperback
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 | Ron's Race Ref: 399
by Jillian Powell
illustrated by Leonie Shearing
Ron likes to run and he dreams of winning. A fun, colourful rhyming book with a reassuring message. Age 4-7, Paperback 31pp
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Seeing Ref: 553
by Paul Humphrey
photos by Chris Fairclough
Fantastic senses introduction! Clear text and colourful photos including 'deliberate' and 'casual' images of disability. 'Excellent content' (Pre-School Leader, LL reviewer) Age 2-5 Paperback 20pp
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 | Seal Surfer Ref: 78
by Michael Foreman
As the seasons change, we follow the special relationship that develops between a boy and a seal. An imaginitive, gentle story in which the central character is disabled. Age 6-10 30pp Paperback
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The Sleepover Ref: 511
by Irene Mooney
illustrated by Stacey Roscoe
Join Megan, Katie (a wheelchair user) and Suria in their first sleepover as they have bags of fun imagining how they can climb the stairs to bed. Age 3-6, Paperback 25pp
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 | Spring Break Ref: 110
by Johanna Hurwitz
But two days before her trip to Washington, with her best friend Zoe's family, Cricket Kaufman trips on a curb and winds up on crutches. Worse still, Zoe invites Sara Jane Cushman to go instead. Now Cricket's friendship with Zoe seems as injured as her ankle. It's going to take some serious creativity to turn this woeful week into a lucky break! Ages 8-12, 112pp Paperback American Import
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Susan Laughs Ref: 11
by Jeanne Willis
illustrated by Tony Ross
Susan is a perfectly normal little girl, only society's pre-suppositions might dim her spirit. A witty and profound book about disability with whimsical pictures. Age 6+, 32pp Paperback.
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 | Touching Ref: 550
by Paul Humphrey
photos by Chris Fairclough
Fantastic senses introduction! Clear text and colourful photos including 'deliberate' and 'casual' images of disability. 'Excellent content' (Pre-School Leader, LL reviewer) Age 2-5 Paperback 20pp
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Two Weeks with the Queen Ref: 416
by Morris Gleitzman
Colin's brother has cancer. The Australian doctors can't cure him. Sent to London, Colin is sure that the Queen can sort things out. A wonderful cast of characters: the engaging Ted (whose partner has AIDS), the Worst Doctor in the World- and loveable Colin. Age 9-12, Paperback 122pp
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 | Victoria's Day Ref: 350
by Maria de Fatima Campos
Bright photos show us 4 year old Victoria's day, from tying her hair in a bobble to going to nursery, ending with her goodnight cuddle. Children will easily relate to the daily activities of a girl who happens to have Down's. Age 3-5 Hardback 24pp
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Why Won't Kim Eat? Ref: 150
by Janine Amos
Thirteen-year-old Kim's dieting is spiralling out of control. But with help, Kim recovers and realizes that her obsession is about so much more than just food. An intelligent and responsible half fictional/half factual account of eating disorders. Age 12-16 Hardback 26pp
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