Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Disability, impairments and special needs

Discover how to train your brain and become the best you can be in this empowering and inclusive guide by the nation's favourite doctor, Dr Ranj.

"e;A book to race through, heart thudding, cheering Maya's courage - a book to keep forever because it's so subtle, so surprising, so very special.

Antoines remarkable journey as a rescue-turned-therapy dog comes to life on the page and through pictures in this heartwarming true story.

Pedie's next adventure takes him to the zoo where he volunteers as a service dog.

Everyone has dreams he or she wishes to achieve.

Mamma Had a Black Dog aims to delicately explain from the perspective of a young child the impact of depression on an entire family.

At the dreidel-making workshop, Jeremy's friends think he's molding a secret code on his clay dreidel.

One year ago, Callie was found in an abandoned apartment, scrawling words on the wall: "e;I KILLED HIM.

Lucy is ready to be a superhero!

Paper Towns meets Thirteen Reasons Whyat prom.

From the author of the highly praised Canned and Crushed comes a new story about friendship, the consequences of bad decisions, and embracing what makes you different!

Jennifer Rose is autistic.

Runaway Robot is a funny and heartwarming adventure about two best friends helping put themselves back together.

A treasured children's classic, Susan Coolidge's What Katy Did is a vivid story of childhood bravery with a feisty heroine at its heart.

The Breakfast Club meets One Day in Floored, a unique collaborative novel by seven bestselling and award-winning YA authors: Sara Barnard, Holly Bourne, Tanya Byrne, Non Pratt, Melinda Salisbury, Lisa Williamson and Eleanor Wood.

Whip-smart, hilarious and unapologetically honest, The State of Grace by Rachael Lucas is a heart-warming story of one girl trying to work out where she fits in, and whether she even wants to.

The party was at her house.

From the bestselling author of Beautiful Broken Things, Sara Barnard's A Quiet Kind of Thunder is stunning love story about the times when a whisper means more than a shout.

How to be Luminous is a heart-wrenching story about the aftermath of tragedy and the power of self-belief and love.

Winner of the 2019 Foreword INDIES Award Bronze Medal, When Charley Met Emma teaches kids about disability, empathy, and the beauty of friendships with people who are different from you.

Fans of When Charley Met Emma will love seeing Emma champion her inner awesomeness in this inspirational sequel that teaches readers about the power of self-advocacy.

Henris Great Adventure was written for use by parents, therapists, teachers, special-education teachers, and all individuals who work or interact with gifted or twice exceptional children.

A young girl's genuine concern and curiosity for a fellow classmate who seems different is the focus of this book.

No More Closed Doors is a book about a black woman suffering from Mental Illness and her Suicide attempt.

Carol has retired from teaching and has written three childrens books, Grandma Bunny's Stories about Little Girls, Grandma Bunny's Stories about Little Boys, and Legg-Perthes: Three Overcomers.

Have you ever had one of those really bad days at school?

A New York Times BestsellerA "e;page-turning thriller that will keep readers guessing until the very end"e; (School Library Journal) about a road trip in a snowstorm that turns into bone-chilling disaster, from New York Times bestselling mystery author and "e;master of tension"e; (BCCB) Natalie D.

Black Swan meets Paranormal Activity in this compelling ghost story about a former dancer whose grip on reality slips when she begins to think a dark entity is stalking her.

If she wants a future with him, she'll have to make peace with her past.

In an effort to escape his family, Dylan sets out on the Appalachian trail-but he can't escape his past-or his secrets in this novel from the author of The Sister Pact.

"e;I was the one he trusted.

Twelve-year-old Nancy has been teased all through grade school because of a foot deformity.

In author Peggy Jaeglys Sweetheart Stops the Bullies, pony Sweetheart meets and befriends Bob, a sad, champion horse with a disability.

Everyone in Gabriel's class started to cheer.

When Rupert the raccoon is born, everyone knows hes different.

Anorexia Nervosa has become the Grim Reaper of young people today, killing them spiritually as well as physically, it is a plague which spreads all over the globe with the speed of a hurricane, a modern form hara-kiri.

Explaining Autism to younger children can be difficult.

Life is unpredictable.

Some people need to wear leg braces.

Some people use wheelchairs to get to and from places.

Some people are deaf.

Some people are blind.

Are you trying to cope with a long-term illness or a disability?

People come from many different backgrounds and cultures.

What can you do?

Families come in all forms and sizes.

Blue eyes!

Ross Molloy just wants to be normal.

A profound story about inner strength and perseverance in the face of a life-changing event, from the award-winning author of The Bubble Boy.

Do you like to gaze at the stars?