James Catchpole is doing the heavy lifting here. Most books about disability are either clinical or painfully sappy, but this one is actually funny and a bit biting.

It follows Joe, a boy with one leg, who is constantly being told how 'amazing' or 'brave' he is just for playing. It’s the perfect antidote to the saccharine 'participation trophy' vibe of modern inclusion. Joe doesn't want to be your inspiration; he just wants to play. It's essential reading for the playground set and a great way to ensure your kid isn't 'that kid' who makes things weird for others.