Book Categories: Blind/Visually Impaired

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Ten Thank-You Letters

This is a Text and Braille book. Pig is writing a thank-you note to his grandma when his friend Rabbit…

© 2014 Daniel Kirk

The Black Book Of Colors

Living with the use of one’s eyes can make imagining blindness difficult, but this innovative title invites readers to imagine…

© 2007 Cottin, Menena & Faria, Rosana
Audience: Children

The Night Search

Heather, who is blind, resists using her white cane until she tries to find her puppy outdoors at night, and…

© 1997 Chamberlin, Kate
Audience: Children

The Patch

The kids at school want to know why Becca is wearing glasses and a patch. Instead of telling them she…

© 2006 Headley, Justin Chen
Audience: Children

The Pirate of Kindergarten

Book Cover, The Pirate of Kindergarten

Doubles are good for lots of things – double scoops of ice cream, double features at the movies. But double…

© 2010 George Ella Lyon
Audience: Children

The Secret Code

Book Cover, The Secret Code

Simple story about two young children, each reading in their own way. Lucy uses print, Oscar uses Braille.

© 1998 Rau, Dana Meachen
Audience: Children

Thinking Big and Mine For A Year

Two stories in one book. “Thinking Big” is important to eight-year-old Jaime Osborn. Jaime has dwarfism. Her body will grow…

© 1986, 2000 Kuklin, Susan
Audience: Children, Parent

Why Do I Have To Wear Glasses?

Book Cover, Why Do I Have To Wear Glasses?

Emphasizes that glasses are not a punishment, but an ingenious solution to a very common problem. Funny and informative; explains in…

© 1989 Stuart, Sandra Lee
Audience: Children