A review by carlybailey
The Disability Experience: Working Toward Belonging by Hannalora Leavitt
3.0
I chose this book to fulfill my non-fiction requirement.
I would teach this book in class because it gives a good introduction to what it's like to live life as a disabled person. It was written for young adult able-bodied people. This should be taught in schools because it allows students to see that there is nothing wrong with having a disability. It's difficult because the world was made for able-bodied people. This book makes students more considerate to those around them.
Drugs: None
Sex: None
Language: None
Rock&Roll: Describes the difficulties, frustrations, and marginalizations of disabled people
Violence: None
I would teach this book in class because it gives a good introduction to what it's like to live life as a disabled person. It was written for young adult able-bodied people. This should be taught in schools because it allows students to see that there is nothing wrong with having a disability. It's difficult because the world was made for able-bodied people. This book makes students more considerate to those around them.
Drugs: None
Sex: None
Language: None
Rock&Roll: Describes the difficulties, frustrations, and marginalizations of disabled people
Violence: None