I'll Let Myself In

‘Brilliant, bright, defiant, moving, contagious. Hannah’s flame leaps from the page straight into your soul. May it spread like a brushfire. This book is the proof point that disability does not mean deficit.’ - Grace Tame


‘Hannah is here to change the world. Let’s get out of her way.’ - Zoë Foster Blake


‘A magnificent book from our very own Hannah Diviney. A deeply insightful coming of age story with a genuinely remarkable woman at its heart. I loved it. Well done Hannah!’ - Turia Pitt


‘I adored this powerful story of a disabled life, painted with all the colours that only lived experience can provide. Hannah writes with such warmth, humour, and grace, and her voice is so important.’ - Kay Kerr, author of Love & Autism


‘A brilliant, heartbreaking account of living with - and thriving in spite of - one’s disability. Witty, frank and totally fresh, Diviney’s is an often-unheard voice that will capture your imagination, while inspiring you to think more critically about the true meaning of inclusivity.’ - Jonathan Seidler, author of It’s A Shame About Ray

‘Hannah is an incredible storyteller and man, she can WRITE. Wow.’ Tanya Hennessy, author of Am I Doing This Right? and Help Self

Hannah Diviney is a leading writer, disability and women’s rights advocate in Sydney, Australia. She began her career at Mamamia at the age of fifteen and since then has become the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Missing Perspectives, is the face of the global campaign for a Disabled Disney Princess and is the woman who called out Lizzo for using an ableist slur. She also plays the female lead in the SBS TV Series Latecomers. I’ll Let Myself In is her first book.

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