Honor Roll suggestions

We’d love to hear about any books you feel we should consider for the Disability in Kidlit Honor Roll. You can send us your recommendation using the form below.

Anyone may send recommendations, whether officially affiliated with the book or not. You may also use the form anonymously, if you wish.

Please carefully read these guidelines before submitting.

Please only submit books that are eligible for our Honor Roll. This means:

  • Young adult or middle grade
  • Fiction
  • Available in print
  • The point-of-view character/protagonist/main character must be disabled

Please do not submit any titles which:

  • do not fit within the categories listed above, or
  • have already been negatively reviewed on our blog

Please only submit titles you’ve read, unless you can provide multiple links to disabled readers praising the book and/or a public statement indicating the book is #OwnVoices. If this information is not already public, please do not ask the author about it.

While the length of the form seems intimidating, only the first four questions are required. All the other questions are completely optional.

Suggestions

Honor Roll suggestions
All the below questions are optional.

If you can answer them, it would very much help us, but if it's too overwhelming, please don't hesitate to scroll all the way down to submit the form.

We ask this question because we prioritize novels by disabled authors.
Reading the opinions of other disabled people helps us a lot, even if we never end up adding the book to the Honor Roll.
NOTE: Please do not ask any author or reviewer about their disability or lack thereof. If they’ve spoken about their disability openly, we’d love to know about it, but we do not want anyone to feel pressured into disclosing or discussing their disability.

If you're the author/reviewer, we want to stress that this section is optional. Alternatively, if you wish to tell us but not make it public, that’s fine too. Just let us know, and it’ll stay within the editor team.