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Picture books tagged with: blind

Little Parachutes Gold Star Winner

My Special Eye

My Special EyeA vibrant, positive picture book narrated by Bruno, an active little boy who has a prosthetic eye. Any child could learn a good deal from this picture book about why people have prostheses, how the eye is cared for, and what it means for the wearer. 'My Special Eye' gives a much-needed voice to monocular children.

Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Confidence & Self-esteem, Disabilities, Wearing Glasses / Eye patch
Tags: appearance, blindness, body image, brother, change, glasses, gratitude, illness, prosthesis, transition

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Off to the Park!

Off to the Park!This is not only a fantastic book to engage the imaginations of blind and partially sighted children, it is also a great choice for all children to explore how they use their senses. Adults could use this book to open a discussion about what it feels like to be blind or partially sighted.

Categories: Disabilities, Wearing Glasses / Eye patch
Tags: blindness

Tigger and Jasper’s New Home

Tigger and Jasper's New HomeThis gentle and appealing story gives young children a glimpse inside the life of a blind person. The blind woman in the story is loving, independent and capable.

Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Disabilities, Kindness
Tags: blindness

Dan and Diesel

Dan and DieselGives a positive view of disability. The blind central character (Dan), in partnership with his faithful guide dog (Diesel), feels like he can 'conquer the world'. The book skilfully reflects the vulnerability Dan feels when he is separated from Diesel.

Categories: Disabilities, Owning a Pet
Tags: blindness, dog

Lucy’s Picture

Lucy's Picture

Categories: Curiosity & Creativity, Disabilities, Kindness
Tags: blindness, grandparent, illness

The Black Book of Colours

The Black Book of ColoursA child with a blind friend or relative may find this a useful tool to help understand how visually impaired people 'see' without their eyes.

Categories: Disabilities
Tags: blindness

My Grandpa

My GrandpaA beautiful exploration of a grandson/grandfather relationship. It gently introduces the concept of ageing, and how older people can become confused. It may support a child who is struggling to come to terms with a loved one's dementia.

Categories: Friendship & Getting Along, Serious Illness
Tags: blindness, dementia, grandparent, illness

Mole’s Sunrise

Mole's Sunrise

Categories: Acceptance & Inclusion, Disabilities, Kindness
Tags: blindness, friends

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