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 \nJillian Powell  \nan imprint of Hodder Children's Books  \nTitles in the series  \nWhat do we think about...  \nDisability  \nAlcohol  \nDrugs  \nBullying  \nFamily Break-Up  \nDeath  \nAll Hodder Wayland books encourage children to read and helpthem improve their literacy.  \nThe contents page,page numbers,headings and indexhelp locate specific pieces of information.  \nThe glossary reinforces alphabetic knowledge andextends vocabulary.  \nThe further information section suggests other booksdealing with the same subject.  \nFind out more about how this book is specificallyrelevant to the National Literacy Strategy on page 31.  \nEditors:Carron Brown/Kim ProtheroeConsultant:John Bennett,a HealthEducation CoordinatorCover designer:Jan SterlingDesigner:Jean WheelerPhoto stylist:Gina BrownProduction controller:Carol Titchener  \nBritish Library Cataloguing inPublication Data  \nPowell,Jillian  \nWhat do we think about disability?  \n1.Handicapped-Juvenile literature.  \n2.Sociology of disability-Juvenileliterature  \nI.Title II.Disability305.9'0816  \nISBN:0750232528  \n\n| BRENT LTBRARY SERVTCEC   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 03869890   |  |\n| Cypher   | 3.9.01   |\n| CH362.4  \u003Cbr>sC   | £4.99  \u003Cbr>C,   |\n|  | 门   |\n\nPicture acknowledgements  \nThe publishers gratefully acknowledge thefollowing for allowing their pictures to bereproduced in this book:Martyn F.Chillmaid,cover,contents page,18,19;Sally and Richard Greenhill 4,5,8,9(top),  \n10,11,12,15,22,24,25,26,27;A.Blackburn title page,6;C.F.C.L/ImageSelect 7;Chris Schwarz 9;Impact/PeterArkell 13/John Coleman 14,20/SimonShepherd 17,/Dave Young 23;GettyImages'/Jon Riley 16.  \nFirst published in 1998 byWayland Publishers LimitedFirst published in paperback in 2001by Hodder Wayland,an imprint ofHodder Children's Books  \nCHodder Wayland 1998  \nPrinted and bound by Eurografica inVincenza,Italy.  \nContents  \nWhat is disability?4Who is disabled? 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