Book title in bright rainbow bubble letters on a blue sky with white clouds: Every Colour, Every Body. Room for everyone. An Inclusion Colouring Book by Zachary Weeks.

I never saw myself in a colouring book growing up.

Not one kid in a wheelchair, not one who looked like me. So I thought, why not change that?

Every Colour, Every Body: Room for Everyone is my first book. It is an inclusion colouring book for kids where children with disabilities, service dogs, mobility aids and every kind of family are the main characters, not the background.

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Who is in the book

  • Kids who use power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, walkers, canes and AFOs
  • Kids with prosthetic arms and legs
  • Kids who are blind or low vision, with white canes and guide dogs
  • Grandparents on scooters, siblings, friends and every kind of family

Kids learn who belongs by what they see. This book puts disabled kids on the page as the heroes of their own story: 40 kids and grown-ups with disabilities, doing what they love.

Seven smiling cartoon kids on grass: a girl in a purple power wheelchair, a boy with a prosthetic leg holding a soccer ball, a boy with a prosthetic arm and guide dog, a girl with a walker, a man on a mobility scooter, and a girl with a white cane.

Who it is for

Parents and grandparents of a kid with a disability who deserves to see themselves on the page.

Teachers, OTs, PTs and clinics who want an easy way to start the conversation about why bodies are different and why that is okay.

Adults with disabilities who, like me, never got to see themselves in a book growing up. This one is for you too.

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Classroom, clinic or camp order? Get in touch and we will sort it out.

A row of ten cartoon crayons lying on green grass, in red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, purple, pink, brown and black, matching the bottom of the book cover.