This isn't just a book about a lady in a wheelchair; it's a blueprint for how to be a person who gives a damn. Judy Heumann was a total badass, and this adaptation for younger readers captures that 'rebel' energy perfectly.

It’s rare to find a memoir that is this educational while remaining genuinely entertaining. It doesn't pander, it doesn't sugarcoat the struggle, and it definitely doesn't bore you. If you want your kid to understand that the world doesn't just 'get better' on its own—that people have to actually break some rules to fix things—this is the book.