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  1. What Disability Pride Means to Me

    What Disability Pride Means to Me

    Jenna Elyse Johnson is a children’s author, teacher and bookseller with a particular passion for writing stories that highlight disability joy. Having grown up with cerebral palsy, and now living with other chronic illnesses, Jenna enjoys creating stories that feature all types of characters. Her new picture book, Every Body Move!, is an original singalong celebrating kids with disabilities and the tools that help them access our world.


    When I talk about disability joy or disability pride, I sometimes get confused looks from others. “You are happy to be disabled?” someone might ask me. Or “So, you’re never upset about being disabled or chronically ill?” The answer is…well, it’s complicated!

    I want to preface this by saying that I cannot possibly speak for the entire disability

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  2. The Remembering Candle: Conjuring Delight

    The Remembering Candle: Conjuring Delight

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  3. The Remembering Candle: The Sleeping Bag Story and Fictionalizing Fragments of Memory

    The Sleeping Bag Story and Fictionalizing Fragments of Memory

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  4. Kwesi and Nana Ruby Learn to Swim: From Water to Paper

    Kwesi and Nana Ruby Learn to Swim: From Water to Paper

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  5. Exploring culture and connection with our picture book ‘I’ll See You in Ijebu’

    Kids play jump rope and patty-cake in an illustration from the children's book I'll See You in Ijebu

    Exploring Culture and Connection with our picture book ‘I’ll See You in Ijebu’

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