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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Drôle de singe!
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Drôle de singe!

Eric Girard, Leanne Franson

Published 1999

77 pages

Act - Denis Drazacq
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Act - Denis Drazacq

Denis Darzacq, Michel Frizot, Virginie Chardin

Published 2011

135 pages

Mes princes
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Mes princes

Pascale Chapelle

Published 2024

312 pages

Ecole et handicap
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Ecole et handicap

Marc Bailleul, Centre Henri Aigueperse

Published 2009

196 pages

Miss Jane
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Miss Jane

Brad Watson

2016 · 2018 edition

277 pages

Advocacy in action
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Advocacy in action

Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability

Published 1990

20 pages

Handicap de santé et paupérisation
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Handicap de santé et paupérisation

sociologiques, et de gestion Centre de recherches économiques, Michel Falise, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (France)

Published 1976

112 pages