Braille Boy.

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  • Author(s): KENT STEIN, DEBORAH
  • Source:
    Future Reflections. Summer2024, Vol. 43 Issue 3, p36-37. 2p.
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    • Subject Terms:
      CHILDREN'S books; SMALL business; BRAILLE; CHILDREN'S literature; NATIONAL libraries
    • Abstract:
      "Braille Boy" is a children's book written by ZuZu Sampson, who struggled to learn Braille in second grade. Unable to find a story about a student struggling with Braille, ZuZu decided to write his own. The book follows the adventures of a boy who resists a mischievous monster called Braille Alien to save Braille for all readers. After two years of searching for a publisher, ResearchOnce agreed to publish the book, and it is now the first in a series of superhero books for young readers. The series aims to teach values of civility, kindness, and being a good citizen. [Extracted from the article]
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