Sharon Moynes & Leigh Turina. Does your community include children and teens of all abilities? ABQLA Conference 2015

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Toronto Public Library welcomes
the opportunity to share the IBBY
Collection for Young People with
Disabilities with ABQLA.

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Toronto Public Library IBBY Collection
IBBY Wall on launch night – February 27, 2014

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Books in the IBBY Collection are divided into 3
categories:
1. Specialized formats
2. Universal access
3. Portrayals of disability

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Mon premier ABC Braille
My first Braille ABC
Morin, Caroline (text & ill.)
Association Mes Mains en Or (France)

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Out-of-Sight Science Experiments:
for grades 2-5
Rankel, Lillian A. & Winograd, Marilyn D.
(text)
National Braille Press (ill.)
National Braille Press (US)

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Maja spelar innebandy
Maja plays floorball
Larsson, Camilla (text)
Ekström, Gunvor (ill.)
Specialpedagogiska Skolmyndigheten
(Sweden)

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Tamtarams
Rumpety-tumpety-rhymes
Ashby, Elvira (text)
Holmström, Karin (ill.)
Hatten förlag (Sweden)

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Mon Hippopotame
My hippo
Coat, Janik (text)
Autrement Jeunesse (France)

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Une feuille, un arbre
A leaf, a tree
Gibert, Bruno(text and ill.)
Albin Michel Jeunesse(France)

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Victor et Philomène
Victor and Philomène
Renaud, Claire (text)
L’école des loisirs (France)

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Temple Grandin: How the Girl who
Loved Cows Embraced Autism and
Changed the World
Montgomery, Sy (text)
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (US)

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Toronto Public Library IBBY Collection
Tanoshii dobutsuen (Fun at the Zoo) Japan
A delightful Japanese cloth picture book. Children make up their own story by manipulating the objects.

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Visitors sharing tactile book.

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Un magique hiver
The magic winter
Holstein, Irmeli & Katela, Minna
(text & ill.)
Zajedno/FabricBooks (France)
2013 Collection

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Freddie and the Fairy
Donaldson, Julia (text)
George, Karen (ill.)
Macmillan Children’s Books (UK)

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Le Garçon de L’intérieur
The Boy from Inside
Sévérac, Benoît(text)
Syros(France)

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Maggot Moon
Gardner, Sally (text)
Hot Key Books (UK)

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Dingdingdangdang
Dingding and Dangdang
Wenxuan, Cao (text)
Zhenjun, Liu (ill.)
China Children’s Press & Publication Group
(China)

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Mallko y papá
Mallko and papa
Gusti (text & ill.)
Editorial Océano (Spain/Mexico)

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A Splash of Red: The Life and Art
of Horace Pippin
Bryant, Jen (text)
Sweet, Melissa (ill.)
Alfred A. Knopf (US)

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Toronto Public Library IBBY Collection
Kazu no ohikkoshi (Numbers on the Move) Japan
By Tenohira Kai
An amusing and useful counting book to help children understand numbers.

47. We are the Advocates Voice of Power. We believe in
disability rights and we support each other. We have
endless abilities and different gifts to share. We are
adults who can make decisions for ourselves. We
teach people in the community to understand us. We
deserve to be heard, included and respected. We shine
our light for a world where everyone feels proud and
loved and equal.
Advocates Voice of Power meet at the Dufferin/St. Clair library
weekly, facilitated by Family Service Toronto.

49. Making Your Own Tactile Book
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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Who Am I? handmade tactile book.

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Mushi
Insects
Fukinoto Bunko, Nuno Group
(design and tactile adaptation)
Fukinoto Bunko(Japan)

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Come visit us @
The IBBY Collection for Young People
with Disabilities
North York Central Library
Toronto Public Library
Canada
www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/ibby
ibby@torontopubliclibrary.ca