Celebrate Identities

This book follows the true story of Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins, a woman with cerebral palsy who participated in a protest now know as the Capitol Crawl when she was a child. Frustrated that much of the world was inaccessible to people who use wheelchairs like herself, young Jennifer began advocating for a law called the Americans with Disabilities Act, which requires public buildings to be accessible to people with disabilities. 

After falling off a ladder and injuring his spine, Lucas learns how to navigate life when he can no longer walk. 

Eva longs to dance, but isn't sure what dancing looks like for someone in a wheelchair. When she hears about an all-abilities dance class, she has a chance to find out. 

Young blind girl Emmaline, who loves the sounds of her city, teaches her Grandma Jean how to listen more closely to the vibrant everyday music that floats all around them.