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Country’s 1st disability-focused book seller Nightlight Books seeks physical space in Cleveland

"As far as I know. . . we're the only ones in the U.S. I know of disabled booksellers, I know disabled writers and publishers, but not bookstores where that's the specific focus...People in the wild who are facing a chronic disability, when they see our booth (at events), it's almost like they emotionally or mentally sit down for a moment."

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