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A Picture Book of Louis Braille

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4 out of 5
Based on 107 Ratings and 19 Reviews

Book Description
Blinded as a child, he invented the raised dot system for reading and writing. Numbers and the alphabet in Braille included.
Book Information
PublisherHoliday House
BindingHardcover (6 editions)
Reading LevelAges 4-8
# of Pages34
ISBN-100823412911
ISBN-13978-0823412914
Publication Date03/01/1997
The Creators
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About David A. Adler (Author) : David was born April 10, 1947. He graduated Queens College in 1968 with a BA in economics and education and licenses to teach mathematics and history. He then worked for nine years as a New York City ... more
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About Alexandra Wallner (Illustrator) : I have been fortunate in writing and illustrating for children since 1972 and so far have published over 40 books K-3, illustrations in textbooks and stories in children's magazines. My books have rec... more
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About John Wallner (Illustrator) : John Wallner is a published author and an illustrator of children's books. Some of the published credits of John Wallner include Helen Keller (Holiday House Reader), A Picture Book Of Christopher Colu... more
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