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Representation of physical disabilities is hard to find, especially in sci-fi/fantasy, so my goal is to make a list containing as many sci-fi/fantasy books with physically disabled and chronically ill characters as possible. If you have a book to add, the best way to let me know is to fill out this form! (Sorry if it takes me a while to add new books sometimes!)

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Book Cover - Forbidden Forest by Tenaya Jayne

Forbidden Forest by Tenaya Jayne

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Notes: The premise is about the character trying to get his sight restored, but in the end the wizard says he can't do that. I don't know if that will change later in the series. The character uses magical means to restore sight temporarily sometimes, but not often because it causes headaches.

Book Cover - The Glass Princess by Lidiya Foxglove

The Glass Princess by Lidiya Foxglove

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Notes: Protagonist has bones of crystal and can do very little and is tired easily; it gets cured eventually, but before that it's shown how it influences her. One of the love interests is blind; it is not cured in the first book, but it's unknown what will happen throughout the series.