Table of Contents

Introduction Foreword An Annotated Bibliography of Fiction on Disabilities and Differences for Young People Title Index Author Index Subject Index Age-Level Index

About the Author

MARILYN WARD is Associate Professor of Education at Carthage College, where she teaches Children's Literature, Creative Arts, and Social Studies Methods.

Reviews

.,."an essential addition to the growing number of anti-bullying materials. It is strongly recommended for the professional collections of youth-serving libraries."-Voya

?...an essential addition to the growing number of anti-bullying materials. It is strongly recommended for the professional collections of youth-serving libraries.?-Voya

?This resource is a welcome addition to the growing literature about disabilities of all kinds.?-Booklist/Professional Reading

?Ward has done an excellent job with this bibliography....This is an area of fiction that is often requested and many times difficult to satisfy. Margins indeed does give voice to the children feeling isolated due to their differences and provides librarians with a way to hear those voices and to speak to those in need.?-School Library Journal

..."an essential addition to the growing number of anti-bullying materials. It is strongly recommended for the professional collections of youth-serving libraries."-Voya

"This resource is a welcome addition to the growing literature about disabilities of all kinds."-Booklist/Professional Reading

"Ward has done an excellent job with this bibliography....This is an area of fiction that is often requested and many times difficult to satisfy. Margins indeed does give voice to the children feeling isolated due to their differences and provides librarians with a way to hear those voices and to speak to those in need."-School Library Journal