Little Louis Braille had an adventurous spirit and boundless curiosity. When he became blind due to an accident, he remained determined to continue learning. But, in his time, there were no easy ways for visually impaired people to decipher letters. So Louis created his own alphabet, readable with fingertips. Today, millions of people use braille to read, write, play, and discover the world.
- Age: 5 years +
- Number of pages: 32 pages
- Dimensions: 20 x 24 cm
- Cover: hardcover
- Flip through an excerpt: here
TOPICS COVERED:
- Law
- reading
- disability
- writing