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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 686.282092 EAN: 9780823414130 ISBN: 0823414132 Label: Holiday House Manufacturer: Holiday House Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 30 Publication Date: 1998-09 Publisher: Holiday House Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Holiday House Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Includes a "braille" page3/24/04 author David A Adler biography of Louis Braille is written and illustrated in a way that it will appeal more to children around 6 or 7 ,due to the illustrations(the illustrations are very warm and very colorful and a little less reflective of realism).. The book also concludes with "an important dates" page as well as a full "braille page" with embossed dots. Rating:  - provides a respectable understanding for visual impairmentThis illustrated children's book gives children an idea of how Braille was first invented. A story of Louis Braille is told, and it shows his triumphs. The book itself doesn't use braille, but a sample alphabet is given in the back to show children who have no experience with it what it's like. For educators, this book would be an asset to the elementary classroom because young children need to be informed and aware of blindness as an exceptionality. 
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