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ALT Share Your TBR! Hashtag Disability Readathon. Graphics of wall shelves full of plants, books. Vintage picture frames, one featuring a cat and one featuring mushrooms.
ALT Background is pale pink with Christmas trees in different colours and gold stars across the bottom. Title at the top reads Christmas Readathon in black with the caption Hosted by @cerilouisereads and @readwhileitrains underneath in white. Beneath this in the foreground is a white box with the following text in black: 1. Muppet Christmas Carol - a book featuring ghosts or time travel 2. Polar Express - a book with a journey 3. Home Alone - a book featuring thieves, con artists or tricksters 4. Love Actually - a book told from multiple POVs 5. Deck the Halls - a book with a festive word in the title 6. Arthur Christmas - a sweet or cosy read 7. Elf - jolabokaflod - buy someone a book and spend some of Christmas Eve reading
![Image description: A table has a title reading: How to talk about Autism. Beneath a column with a tick titled Pathologising Language has beneath it: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Person-first language (Person with Autism), Autism symptoms and impairments, At risk of autism, Co-morbidity, Functioning (e.g. high/low functioning) and severity (e.g. mild/moderate/severe) labels, Cure, treatment or intervention, Restricted interests or obsessions, Normal person. Next to it is a column with a cross titled Neuro-affirming Language. Beaneath it reads Autism, autistic, Identity-first language [autistic (person)], Specific autistic experiences and characteristics, May be autistic; increased likelihood of being autistic, Co-occurring, Specific support needs, Specific support or service, Specialised, focused or intense interests and Allistic or non-autistic. Beneath it reads Source: Trends in Neurosciences, September 2022](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FeLZ7-EUoAABFzb.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Image description: A table has a title reading: How to talk about Autism. Beneath a column with a tick titled Pathologising Language has beneath it: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Person-first language (Person with Autism), Autism symptoms and impairments, At risk of autism, Co-morbidity, Functioning (e.g. high/low functioning) and severity (e.g. mild/moderate/severe) labels, Cure, treatment or intervention, Restricted interests or obsessions, Normal person. Next to it is a column with a cross titled Neuro-affirming Language. Beaneath it reads Autism, autistic, Identity-first language [autistic (person)], Specific autistic experiences and characteristics, May be autistic; increased likelihood of being autistic, Co-occurring, Specific support needs, Specific support or service, Specialised, focused or intense interests and Allistic or non-autistic. Beneath it reads Source: Trends in Neurosciences, September 2022
