Long stories about disability for girls aged 11 to 12

Dive into a captivating universe where stories come to life and awaken consciousness. Discover our long and educational narratives on the theme of disability, highlighting inspiring heroines. Aimed at children aged 11 to 12, these enriching stories combine entertainment and awareness. Read them online or download them for free in PDF format to share these valuable messages. Spark curiosity and empathy in your young readers with thought-provoking narratives.

Stories about disability: girls (4)

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A smiling, attentive 12-year-old girl, Mara, with light brown hair in a ponytail and curious eyes, sits in the back row opening a lunchbox on a wooden desk, hands on a notebook; beside her is 12-year-old Jay in an electric-blue wheelchair with short black hair and a calm, mischievous look, ringing a small bell and looking at Mara confidently; nearby stands energetic 12-year-old Lila, blonde in a braid, leaning over a colorful poster holding bright markers and smiling, ready to draw; the classroom has rows of light wood desks, tall windows with soft light, a whiteboard with colorful posters, a reading corner with rug and cushions, and an art-deco geometric lino floor — the scene shows inclusion as the three collaborate on a poster, warm colors, strong contrasts, visible wood and metal textures, and bright, friendly lighting.

The Long Way Together

Reading 18 min. (2) 11-12 years old Available in audio story

Mara befriends Jay, a new student in a wheelchair, and with their classmate Lila they create an inclusive neighborhood guide while learning about accessibility, empathy, and small acts of kindness.

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A 12-year-old girl, Emma, smiling and full of energy, is sitting in her brightly colored wheelchair with sparkling wheels. Her brown hair is tied in a ponytail, and she is wearing a blue t-shirt with paint patterns. She holds a paintbrush in one hand and eagerly looks at a large white panel in front of her, ready to be decorated. Next to her, Zoe, a 12-year-old girl with curly blonde hair, stands with her arms crossed and a big smile. She wears a colorful floral dress and holds a paint palette, leaning slightly toward Emma, encouraging her with a sparkling gaze. The setting is a sunny schoolyard with green trees and colorful flowers around. Children are playing in the distance, and balloons float in the blue sky. The scene shows Emma and Zoe preparing a large artwork for Inclusion Day, filled with bright colors and joyful drawings, symbolizing friendship and creativity.

Emma's New Ways

Interactive story (3) 11-12 years old

Emma, a 12-year-old girl who uses a wheelchair, navigates school and her passions thanks to creativity, support, and inclusion, helping her—and her friends—grow together.

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A 12-year-old girl, Mia, with long curly brown hair and sparkling curious eyes, smiles joyfully while holding a camera, ready to film. She wears a colorful t-shirt with floral patterns and denim shorts, showing an expression of excitement and determination. Next to her, Lily, another 12-year-old girl with smooth brown hair, looks on with admiration, holding a sketchbook where she jots down ideas. She wears a striped dress and has a focused yet happy expression. In the background, Mr. Jenkins, a man in his fifties, sits in his wheelchair with a broad smile, surrounded by colorful plants and flowers in a sunny park. The setting is lush with greenery, featuring majestic trees and wooden benches, creating a welcoming and warm atmosphere. The main scene depicts Mia and Lily preparing their project on inclusion, with posters and props around them, illustrating their commitment to raising awareness about disability and the importance of friendship.

Empathy in Action: Mia and Lily's Journey to Inclusion

Reading 11 min. 11-12 years old

In the small town of Willow Creek, two friends, Mia and Lily, embark on a school project about disabilities, learning the importance of kindness and inclusion as they interview their neighbor, Mr. Jenkins, who uses a wheelchair. Through their journey, they inspire their classmates and create a ripple effect of empathy in their community.

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Une illustration sous forme de dessin destinée aux enfants représentant un jardin coloré rempli de fleurs vibrantes et de papillons, où une fille de 11 ans aux cheveux bruns et bouclés, portant une robe bleue et des appareils orthopédiques aux jambes, est assise sur un banc en train de dessiner un magnifique tableau de son jardin, tandis qu'un garçon aux cheveux blonds et courts, souriant et enthousiaste, l'encourage à partager son art, le tout baigné par la lumière douce du soleil d'été, symbolisant l'amitié et l'acceptation des différences.

Butterfly Dreams

Reading 27 min. (1) 11-12 years old

Lily, a talented young artist with cerebral palsy, navigates the challenges of middle school while discovering the power of friendship, creativity, and inclusion as she embraces her unique journey. With the support of her best friend Mia and her classmates, she learns to share her story and talents, ultimately transforming her fears into confidence.

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Long stories about disability for girls aged 11 to 12

Stories about disability: girls (4)

The Long Way Together

Emma's New Ways

Empathy in Action: Mia and Lily's Journey to Inclusion

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Butterfly Dreams

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