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Best Disability Books

December 2024

Al Capone Does My Shirts

Moose Flanagan’s world turns upside down when his family moves to Alcatraz Island in 1935. His father’s new job as a prison guard brings unexpected challenges, especially with his sister Natalie’s special needs. Amidst the notorious inmates and strict rules, Moose finds himself caught between family duty and the allure of adventure. When the warden’s mischievous daughter suggests a money-making scheme involving Al Capone, Moose must navigate friendship, responsibility, and the complexities of growing up in an extraordinary place.

The War That Saved My Life

Ada’s twisted foot has kept her trapped in her London flat, but when children are evacuated during World War II, she seizes her chance at freedom. Alongside her protective brother Jamie, Ada discovers a new world in the English countryside. As she learns to ride horses and face her fears, Ada finds strength she never knew she had. This heartwarming tale of resilience and self-discovery will stay with you long after the last page. Bradley’s vivid storytelling brings wartime England to life, reminding us that sometimes, the greatest battles are fought within ourselves.

The Heart Principle

Anna Sun, a talented violinist, finds her world unraveling when her boyfriend suggests an open relationship. Struggling with burnout and a recent autism diagnosis, she seeks solace in a no-strings-attached fling with tattooed motorcyclist Quan. As their connection deepens, Anna grapples with family expectations and her own identity. Hoang’s poignant exploration of self-discovery and love resonated with me, reminding us that sometimes the most unexpected encounters can lead to profound personal growth. I couldn’t put it down!