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i love living in the internet age. i'm currently listening to a fairly serious book review that's citing other reviews and sources about disability rep and ableism, but if i wanted to cite one of these quotes, i'd have to say "Zeldawolf2000, 2023, as cited in Crow Caller, 2024"
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Todayâs disabled character of the day is Philip Salinger from The Ables, who is blind
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[Image Description: Cover of the book The Ables. It features three figures silhouette in front of a burning forest. One of the figures is using a wheelchair.]
I'm reading The Ables by Jeremy Scott again after stopping for a while and just one thing
If you're going to solve the problems your blind character has by giving them sight, then you probably shouldn't write a blind character
Iâm never gonna let you guys forget that I basically screamed a reply back at a published author on twitter and they then liked it
Underappreciated Books: A Rec
Here are some books that are really underappreciated and I absolutely love!
The Ables by Jeremy Scott - This is a book Iâm currently reading, and Iâm absolutely in love with it. Itâs about a boy who is disabled (heâs blind) with superpowers (specifically, telekenisis)! He meets friends who are also disabled with superpowers. Honestly, this book is SO so good. I love it so much.
The Inexplicable Logic Of My Life by Benjamin Alire SĂĄenz - You may recognize this book from my previous book rec. This book is a whole rollercoaster of emotions and I feel for every character! This book is about an adopted boy named Sal who goes through highschool, and as he does this he finds out more and more about his past and who he truly is. Itâs so heartwarming, plus thereâs LGBT representation as well!
The School For Good And Evil by Soman Chainani - This has been my favorite book for YEARS! Whatâs better than not one magic school, but two? Sophie, a known âgood girlâ and Agatha, a known âbad girlâ get kidnapped and taken to the infamous schools for good and evil, which Sophie has been gushing to Agatha about. It doesnât necessarily go to plan, though, which ensues plenty of interesting events. This book is what really got me into writing, and I adore it.
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Welcome, Last Argument Of Kings by Joe Abercrombie, to the list of âBooks I Had To Put Down BecausHOLY FUCK THAT MOMENT WAS INTENSE!âÂ
That whole Better Left Buried chapter... Iâm speechless.
(Other such books on this list include The Silmarillion/The Children of HĂșrin by J.R.R Tolkien and The Ables by Jeremy Scott)
hey does anyone else remember when one of the cinemasins guys wrote a book about disabled superhero kids called The Ables because i just remembered that and hot damn that was a fantastic book
