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Gefundene Buchautor*innen: Suji Kim oder Mickey Carolan oder Emily Ladau oder Alana Saab oder Emily Zipps

1. 

   eng

   Suji Kim

   Under the Oak Tree: Volume 4 (The Novel)

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2026

   • Gebunden
   • 448 Seiten

   31,50€

   Am 17.11.2026

2. 

   eng

   Suji Kim

   Under the Oak Tree: Volume 3 (The Novel)

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2026

   • Gebunden
   • 528 Seiten

   31,50€

   Auf Lager

3. 

   eng

   Suji Kim

   Under the Oak Tree: Volume 2 (The Novel)

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2025

   • Gebunden
   • 416 Seiten

   31,50€

   Auf Lager

4. 

   eng

   Emily Zipps

   Alice Rue Evades the Truth

   A Novel

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2025

   • Taschenbuch
   • 336 Seiten

   17,50€

   Auf Lager

5. 

   eng

   Alana Saab

   Please Stop Trying to Leave Me

   A Novel

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2024

   • Taschenbuch

   17,50€

   Auf Lager

6. 

   eng

   Disability Intimacy

   Essays on Love, Care, and Desire

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2024

   • Taschenbuch
   • 384 Seiten

   18,50€

   Auf Lager

7. 

   eng

   Mickey Carolan

   Mom Dad Not Hear

   30 Powerful Stories and Lessons about Leadership, Life, and Love from My Deaf Parents

   • Third Culture Books
   • 2024

   • Taschenbuch
   • 218 Seiten

   23,20€

   Auf Lager

8. 

   eng

   Emily Ladau

   Demystifying Disability

   What to Know, What to Say, and How to Be an Ally

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2021

   • Taschenbuch
   • 208 Seiten

   15,50€

   Etwa 7 Tage

   An approachable guide to being a thoughtful, informed ally to disabled people, with actionable steps for what to say and do (and what not to do) and …

9. 

   eng

   Disability Visibility

   First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century

   • Random House LLC US
   • 2020

   • Taschenbuch
   • 336 Seiten

   18,50€

   Auf Lager

   One in five people in the United States lives with a disability. Some disabilities are visible, others less apparent-but all are underrepresented in …