The most popular French disability books

Books about disability are written from lived experience and careful imagination. Physical, sensory and learning disabilities are part of the characters' lives without being the whole of them. These novels and memoirs deal with access, independence, prejudice and pride, and they widen any reader's view of the world. Only books in French are listed.

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Le passeur
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Le passeur

Lois Lowry

1993 · 2014 edition

240 pages

Coraline
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Coraline

Neil Gaiman, P. Craig Russell, Lovern Kindzierski, Insight Editions

2002 · 2019 edition

176 pages

Peter Pan
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Peter Pan

James Matthew Barrie

1970 · 2015 edition

64 pages

Candide
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Candide

Voltaire

1970 · 2020 edition

176 pages

Oedipe Roi
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Oedipe Roi

Sophocles

1870 · 2013 edition

76 pages

Heidi
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Heidi

Johanna Spyri

1970 · 2005 edition

222 pages

Anne quitte son île
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Anne quitte son île

L. M. Montgomery, Lucy Maud Montgomery

1970 · 1988 edition

310 pages