Check out @LibraryOfDreaming’s review of MOTHER TONGUE by Sara Nović, a memoir about the author’s experience with deafness, religion, gender identity, motherhood, adoption, and more. This book was moving, intriguing, and enraging. Beyond anything, it is timely and vital for those of you invested in disability justice. I highly recommend it and it’s definitely a new favorite for me.

Check out @LibraryOfDreaming’s review of Wayward Creatures by heidi andrea restrepo rhodes, a poetry collection that draws on the poet’s experience as a queer, nonbinary, disabled artist and scholar. These poems covers a variety of topics including disability justice, nature, embodiment, love, trauma, ancestry, and more with clever and immersive writing.

Check out @LibraryOfDreaming’s review of A LITTLE LESS INVISIBLE by Maisie M. Peters, a teen fantasy book featuring chronic illness representation based on the author’s personal experience with POTS, hEDS, MCAS, and chronic pain. This book took me by surprise with its fabulous humor, moving disability rep, and fun fantasy hijinks! It’s a new favorite and I’m hoping for a sequel!

Check out @LibraryOfDreaming’s review of SOMEONE TO DAYDREAM ABOUT by Sydney Langro, an YA romance featuring a Deaf main character and a dyslexic love interest based on the author’s personal experience. This charming romcom was lots of fun while also being deep and riveting. It’s the perfect vacation read with heartfelt disability rep!