[blindkid] Low-Cost Book Recommendations

Vicky Opie/Seedlings Braille seedlink3 at ameritech.net
Wed Oct 19 13:59:27 UTC 2011


Please keep Seedlings Braille Books in mind when looking for high-quality, 
low-cost braille books for children, ages newborn to age 14. We also have a Book 
Angel program which is a wonderful opportunity to receive 2 free braille books 
per year. More details on this program can be found on our website. Please see 
the link below to our website.
Have a great day!

Vicky Opie
 
Community Outreach
Seedlings Braille Books for Children
www.seedlings.org
800-777-8552 x307
734-427-8552 x307
seedlink3 at ameritech.net




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From: Arielle Silverman <arielle71 at gmail.com>
To: blindkid at nfbnet.org
Sent: Sat, October 15, 2011 7:13:45 PM
Subject: [blindkid] Low-Cost Book Recommendations

Hi all,
I am on another listserv for parents of blind children and a mother
recently posted that her 3-year-old daughter is unable to get more
than a half-hour per week for blindness services (TVI and O&M
combined) because her daughter has some usable vision (20/200) and the
TVI thinks she doesn't really need services. The mom has already
purchased a cane for her daughter, so I suggested she look at some of
the books and articles by Joe Cutter and others about early childhood
O&M and ways that parents can teach it themselves without relying on
the school. I also referred her to the POBC division in her state (PA)
and she has contacted them. However, she said that she was recently
laid off and would like to find literature that is free of charge or
low-cost. Do you know if it is possible to get books by Joe Cutter or
others with similar philosophy from a lending library or other
low-cost resource? Do you have any other suggestions I should pass on
to this mother?
Thanks!
Arielle

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