Some Kids Are Blind

Understanding Differences

Learn about children who are blind, their challenges and adaptations, and their similarities with others.

©2018 Lola M. Schaefer (P)2022 Capstone Publishers, Inc.

Test Review

Hdhdhm
F
F
F
F

F
F
Furudjduf
Dhdhdjdjjdjd
Sdhdjjdjd
Ehdhdjdj
Shdbdhdhdh
Shdhdhdhhd
Dhdhdhhdhdhd
Bdbdhdhfhh

WOW!

Hey, thank you. Just like a picture has is more than 1000 words, this book the way it was narrated and the story was more than all the pictures even if I could see. It blew my mind and I learned about myself through it, I can’t explain it in words I wish I can. It was like a wrap on the top of the head, it made me think. That is only a very pale explanation. Please and thank you!!!

Good Information for Kids!

The narrator is a young adult/child, that was a good choice. This gives information about children who are blind, how they live and what they do to learn etc. I enjoyed this short and sweet little story.

Unimaginative Text

Speaking as someone who has been blind all my life, I did not like this book. It wasn’t that the information presented wasn’t accurate. It was. It just seemed unimaginative and preachy. I also thought the final sentence about blind kids doing karate was random and seemed out of place with the rest of the story. I understand the point the author might have been trying to make, that blind kids can enjoy the same activities as any other kid, but this could have been presented in a less awkward way, and I think children would engage better with this information presented as a story, with a character who is blind.