
Elégie pour Iris
John Bayley
1998 · 2001 edition
272 pages
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.

John Bayley
1998 · 2001 edition
272 pages

Yuki Fumino
2020 · 2022 edition
344 pages

Armistead Maupin
1992 · 2002 edition
379 pages

Danielle Steel
1982 · 1997 edition
564 pages

Daisy Meadows, Cheryl Marihugh
2003 · 2006 edition
72 pages

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
1982 · 1988 edition
129 pages

Jacques Lusseyran
1970 · 2005 edition
284 pages

Margaret Davidson
1971 · 1992 edition
83 pages

Howard Pyle
1987 · 2019 edition
170 pages

Sarah Orne Jewett
1974 · 2018 edition
220 pages

Gnaka edition
Published 2022
105 pages

Joseph Kerba
Published 2012
231 pages

Julia Kristeva, Jean Vanier
Published 2011
233 pages

André Meynard
Published 1995
207 pages

Pauline Restoux, Handicap international
Published 2004
127 pages

Gaelle Divela
2017 · 2019 edition
68 pages

Audrey Roncière, Baptiste Scarnera
Published 2024
208 pages

Editions l'Harmattan Paris, Edition des livres de Santé, Alex CARREL
Published 2018
60 pages

Claude Lasry
Published 1983
340 pages

Canada. Secretary of State. Social Trends Analysis Directorate
Published 1986
46 pages

Florence Weber
Published 2011
76 pages

Caroline Klein
Published 2002
240 pages

Hugo Dupont
Published 2020
186 pages

Desire-Magloire Bourneville
Published 2018
522 pages