Disability-Inclusive Stories for Every Child
Creating stories that make reading inclusive for children and students with disabilities.

Featured Book
Discover our latest publication that's changing how children and students with disabilities experience stories.

The Chess Champions
Nala, Diallo, and Dimma were selected to represent their school in the state chess competition. What do you think happened next? Find out when you read the book.
Making Literature Inclusive
At AbleBooks Initiative, our goal is rooted in the belief that every child with a disability deserves to see themselves in the stories they read. Our goal is abbreviated as READ, and it stands for:
Representation
Creating stories where children and students with disabilities are the heroes and main characters.
Education
Promoting inclusive learning both inside and outside the classroom.
Accessibility
Working toward making our books more accessible through braille, sign language videos, and other inclusive formats.
Diversity
Celebrating and including people from all African backgrounds in our stories.
Our Supporters
We are proud to collaborate with organizations and individuals who share our vision of inclusive storytelling.



Our Impact
See how our books are making a difference in children and student's lives across the world.
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Copies Distributed
Free books provided to schools, libraries, and community centers.
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Schools Reached
Our books has been distributed to more than 40 schools.
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Students reached
Over 0 students have been inspired and empowered by our storybooks.
"I liked reading Being Different is Fun. It was really nice and made me happy. I learned to believe in myself and not be shy about who I am."
— Amaechi, a 12-year old Deaf student
Join Our Mission
Are you a writer, illustrator, or disability rights advocate? There are many ways to contribute to the Ablebooks Initiative.
Donate to support book production and distribution
Volunteer as a book buddy
Partner with us as an organizations, a school or library
Spread awareness on social media