Who Wants Normal?

A razor sharp, super-smart manifesto by one of the most vital voices in British journalism today. This guide is a crucial call to action not just for disabled women, but for everyone who wants to have a better understanding of what it means to live with a disability * Yomi Adegoke * This book is beautiful, vital and important. I loved it * Jack Thorne, writer of Adolescence * Exceptional ... A must read * British Vogue * Frances has long been one of my writing heroes - this book is typically smart, funny, clarifying and enraging * Eva Wiseman * This superb book is a rallying cry for true equality for disabled people. Full of shocking stats, real life experiences and humour, it made me angry, laugh and gasp * Victoria Derbyshire * Supercharged relevance [full of] robust analysis and wry humour… readers will find here stories to inspire, enrage and encourage * Observer * The must-read manifesto…this new book blends memoir and practical insight in an unmissable call to action…it covers education, careers, health, body image, relationships, representation and more * Stylist * Illuminating and spirited - such a necessary book * Marina Hyde * One of the most interesting and important writers working in the UK today * Nish Kumar * Disability is an unnecessarily awkward subject for far too many people given the millions and millions of people within our society who engage with it daily, either due to their own health struggles, or those of someone they love. Frances has a talent for de-stigmatising the conversation and pushing past the uncomfortable to the necessary in an engaging and undeniable fashion. An inimitable voice in disability advocacy. We all need this book * Jameela Jamil *