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A child with a blind friend or relative may find this a useful tool to help understand how visually impaired people 'see' without their eyes.
Author: Menena Cottin
Illustrator: Rosana Faria
Publisher: Walker Books Ltd
Publisher’s Summary: Our eyes tell us about colour. But what if you are blind? Can you still know colours? Using simple language and beautiful textured art, this book shows you how to ‘see’ without your eyes. The pages are black, but using your imagination and your senses you can hear, smell, touch and taste colours! Red is sour like unripe strawberries and sweet as watermelon. Yellow tastes like mustard, but is as soft as a baby chick’s feathers. Blue is the colour of the sky when kites are flying. From out of the blackness, a beautiful rainbow of colours emerges!