A monthly book club dedicated to chronic illness & disability representation.
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"Disability justice means we are not left behind; we are beloved, kindred, needed."
- Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Care Work
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Our mission is to create a community for our fellow bookish friends that highlights and centers disabled voices. Every month, we read a book with disability representation & discuss our thoughts at the end of the month via a group chat.
Although we hope to find fellow spoonies & disabled book lovers, this club is open to everyone seeking to diversify their shelves!
Contact @libraryofdreaming on Instagram for more info!
September’s Read: Conditions of a Heart by Bethany Mangle (POTS and EDS rep)
Book Club Schedule (February & March 2024)
Announcing our February and March 2024 reads: THE UNDETECTABLES by Courtney Smyth and HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS AND UNFAIRLY CUTE by Talia Hibbert! Find full descriptions, content warnings, and links to buy in this post. Plus nominate our April read!
Book Club Schedule (April, May, June, & July 2023) + Giveaway
Announcing our April, May, and June reads: THE LABYRINTH’S ARCHIVIST, BEING HEUMANN, and FINDING GENE KELLY. Find full descriptions, content warnings, and links to buy in this post PLUS details on a giveaway.
February’s Book Pick & Belated Discussion Post: The Moth Girl by Heather Kamins
It’s time for a very belated discussion post for our February read THE MOTH GIRL, an unusual YA contemporary with fantasy elements featuring a teen girl with a magical illness. Check out ten official discussion questions as your editor plays catch up on importing the book club’s Instagram posts.
November’s Book Pick and Discussion Post: Year of the Tiger by Alice Wong
We selected YEAR OF THE TIGER by Alice Wong for #NonfictionNovember and it was a very funny and empathetic read. Find ten formal discussion questions and a brief summary of our Instagram discussion in this post.
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