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The Wanting Way: Poems (Multiverse) by Adam Wolfond

February 9, 2026 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I enjoyed what I read of The Wanting Way: Poems (Multiverse) by Adam Wolfond, but was unable to actually finish. I was not in the right mind frame for such an intense, deceptively simple story created from poems. This is a personal read as I have family and friends on the spectrum. I kept putting it off reading for that reason and I started it a few days before it was due as it was an interlibrary loan title. I could not renew it, so […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Health, Poetry Tagged With: Adam Wolfond, Autistic, Canadian, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR18 Review No:45 · Genres: Fiction, Health, Poetry · Tags: Adam Wolfond, Autistic, Canadian, Social Themes ·
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Not Everything Makes The List

My Brother Has Autism by Deborah Woo-Ming

Some Kids Have Autism by Martha E.H. Rustad

July 3, 2021 by NTE Leave a Comment

So: I’m cycling through a lot of disability rep books this month, since it’s Disability Pride Month and since I am continuing to work on lists of resources for books with/by/for/about disabled people, lives, histories, & characters. I have so many books to investigate, and I’m going through a bunch of them to see if they’re worth adding them as resources, and it’s really important to note that not everything makes the list. Just because a book has disabled main characters does not mean it is […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Non-Fiction Tagged With: autism, Autistic, Deborah Woo-Ming, deborha woo-ming, disability books, disability pride month, martha e h rustad, my brother has autism, not good resources, resources, some kids have autism

NTE's CBR13 Review No:21 · Genres: Children's Books, Non-Fiction · Tags: autism, Autistic, Deborah Woo-Ming, deborha woo-ming, disability books, disability pride month, martha e h rustad, my brother has autism, not good resources, resources, some kids have autism ·
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