Accept Me as I Am: Best Books of Juvenile Nonfiction on Impairments and Disabilities |
Contents
The Power of Nonfiction to Portray People with Disabilities | 1 |
Evolution of Attitudes Practice and Terminology | 7 |
Treatment of Disabilities in Printed Sources | 17 |
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