AAC Inclusive Books

Sharing and using AAC inclusive books is so important. It allows AAC users an opportunity to see themselves portrayed in a book, and also allows others to learn about people that are different than them, ultimately increasing awareness and empathy.

Many of the books that feature AAC explain what AAC is and how it can help others. There are other stories that dive deeper into the emotions and experiences an AAC users has. No matter what book you pick off this list, you are providing an inclusive environment were all our welcome!

All the books on this list were written by parents of AAC users or SLPs, hoping to share the joy of communication no matter the method.

• AAC Alphabet Adventures - By Amanda Hartmann and Nanhee Ha

• AAC Rhyme time - By Amanda Hartmann and Nanhee Ha

• I talk in different ways - By Amanda Hartmann and Nanhee Ha

• A Day with No Words - By Tiffany Hammond

• Lucas the Lion Loves the Tiny Talker - By Ryan Rollen and Brittani Rollen

  • Bonus comes with a tiny talker (My girls LOVE this)

• More than Words - By Roz MacLean

• Me and My AAC - By Tabitha Cabrera

• Why My AAC Device Changed My Life - By Crystal Holscher

• Artie is Awesome - By Deidra Darst

• Something to Say About My Communication Device - By Eden Molineux

• Eddie the Elephant has Something to Say - By Alison Johns

• A Voice of her Own - By Lois Young and Sarah Young

• Don’t You Talk the Way I Talk? - By Tabitha Cabrera

• Kiera gets a Talker - By Shubha Balabaer

• All the ways Sterling Communicates - By Courtney Peebles

• Sy and You - By Megan Craft

Happy reading!