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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Maybe the moon
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Maybe the moon

Armistead Maupin

1992 · 2002 edition

379 pages

Evangeline
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Evangeline

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

1982 · 1988 edition

129 pages

Helen Keller
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Helen Keller

Margaret Davidson

1971 · 1992 edition

83 pages

Le Jeu Coquin
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Le Jeu Coquin

Gnaka edition

Published 2022

105 pages