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18 items

• Who Was Louis Braille?

  Frith, Margaret

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• What Is Braille?

  Kent, Deborah

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• Six Dots

  a Story of Young Louis Braille

  Bryant, Jennifer

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• Some Kids Are Blind

  a 4D Book

  Schaefer, Lola M., 1950-

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• Farm

  Grange, Emma

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• Animals

  Knowledge You Can Touch

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• It Can't Be True

  a Hailstone Bigger Than a Tennis Ball! : Incredible Tactile Comparisons

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• On the Move

  Knowledge You Can Touch

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• Shapes

  Star, Fleur, 1974-

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• Counting

  Star, Fleur, 1974-

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• Follow the Bunny

  Priddy, Roger,

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  Tactile maze book

• Little Paper Worlds

  in the Ocean

  Clark, Neil, 1981 June 4-

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  Tactile Book

• There Plant Eyes

  a Personal and Cultural History of Blindness

  Godin, M. Leona

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• Curiosity Quest: Braille Publisher

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• Sources of Free Braille Books – Paths to Literacy

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  Paths to Literacy Sources of Free Braille Books. For teachers, families, and others interested in literacy for children and youth with visual impairments

• Celebrate Braille Literacy Month! – Paths to Literacy

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  Celebrate braille literacy month in the month of January. Visit all the resource guides on our Paths to Literacy website.

• Tactile Books for Very Young Children – Paths to Literacy

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  Paths to Literacy Tactile Books for Very Young Children. For teachers, families, and others interested in literacy for children and youth with visual impairments

• Four reasons why braille still matters in the age of Alexa and iPhone – Perkins School for the Blind

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  Given the rise of audiobooks, does braille still have a role to play in the lives of people who are blind or visually impaired?