New ebooks From Canadian Indies
Description
Adults in their 20s share their real experiences living with disability, resulting in a rich and diverse set of stories that challenge the homogeneous interpretation of a very diverse group of people who, when we group them together as "the disabled", lose their individuality.
Editorial Reviews
Public libraries should lose no time in acquiring multiple copies of this book.
— CM Magazine
23 first-person gems on what it's like to cope with everything from depression to muscular dystrophy.
— Toronto Star
The combination of first person narratives and facilitated dialogue allows the reader to fully engage in each contribution.
— Disability & Society
