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February Reading Wrap Up!

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Chronicallybookish Kaley 📚 • Mar 5

Did you have any 5-star reads in February?
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March Read Disabled Prompts & Recommendations!

Hi friends! March is just around the corner, which means it’s time for a quick recap of March’s Read Disabled 2026 challenge and some recommendations for books to read! All of these books are by disabled authors.

Main Prompt: A Book by a Female Author

What I’m Planning to Read: That’s a Great Question, Thank You for Asking by Elyse Myers (Autism and ADHD representation).

March is Women’s History Month here in America, and to celebrate, our main prompt this month is a book by a female author. I’m planning on going the non-fiction route with That’s a Great Question, I’d Love to Tell You by Elyse Myers. This is part memoir, part essay collection, and part poetry, talking about her life in a similar way to her video content, but a bit longer form. I’ve heard audio is the way to go for this one, so I’m hoping my library hold will come in by the end of the month for a tandem read, but if not I’ll settle for the physical copy.

My Recommendations:

  1. A Prayer for Vengeance by Leanne Schwartz (autism representation)
  2. What Does It Feel Like? by Sophie Kinsella (glioblastoma, memory loss, and aphasia representation)
  3. The Fall of Whit Rivera by Crystal Maldonado (PCOS representation)
  4. Fairest: A Memoir by Meredith Talusan (albinism representation).

Bonus Prompt: A Book Featuring a Developmentally Disabled Main Character

What I’m Planning to Read: Happy Ending by Chloe Liese (ADHD representation).

Books That Fit Both Prompts:

  1. The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang (autism representation)
  2. Second Chance Summer by Sarah Kapit (dyspraxia representation)
  3. Unseelie by Ivelisse Housman (autism representation).

Happy reading!

~Kaley

Chronicallybookish Kaley 📚 • Mar 21

Trust that I’ll be screaming about these all year long 🙂

February READ DISABLED Prompts and Recommendations!

February Main Prompt: A Book by a Black Author
What I’m Reading: King of the Neuro Verse by Idris Goodwin (ADHD representation, lived experience).

My Recommendations:

  1. Pet by Akwaeke Emezi (non-verbal representation).
  2. Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert (autism representation, lived experience).
  3. Icarus by K. Ancrum (EDS representation, lived experience).

February Bonus Prompt: A Romance Novel

  1. A Love Song for Ricki Wilde by Tia Williams.

Both Prompts: A Romance Book by a Black Author:

  1. Reggie and Delilah’s Year of Falling by Elise Bryant (migraine representation, lived experience and dyslexia representation).
  2. Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan (depression representation, lived experience).
  3. Outdrawn by Deanna Grey (anxiety representation, lived experience, and carpal tunnel representation).

What Will You Read?
I love how much people show up for the Read Disabled challenge every year! Thank you all so much for participating—I hope you enjoy your February reads!

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