SuitabookDisability and access
Sam encounters inaccessible transport, exclusion and people speaking over him; the story includes explanations of personal assistance and disability models.
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Alan Carrigan - Author
A socially engaged coming-of-age story about disability, access and self-determination, with Sam’s campaign creating opportunities for friendship while exposing barriers in school and daily life.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA socially engaged coming-of-age story about disability, access and self-determination, with Sam’s campaign creating opportunities for friendship while exposing barriers in school and daily life.
Sam encounters inaccessible transport, exclusion and people speaking over him; the story includes explanations of personal assistance and disability models.
Aimee, Trevor and Patrick help Sam develop a concert-based plan to raise funds for an accessible school bus.
Consider it if your family welcomes a direct story about disability and accessibility.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
'Then We'll Be Happy': Saothar lochtach ach tábhachtach - NÓS
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