The most popular French blindness books

Books about blindness explore life without sight or with sight that is fading. Memoirs describe learning to move through the world differently, and novels imagine it with rich attention to sound, touch and memory. These stories question what seeing means and how much we take for granted. Only books in French are listed.

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La vue en rose
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La vue en rose

Lyse Veilleux, Hélène Belzile

Published 1998

150 pages

Handicapée, moi?
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Handicapée, moi?

Pauline Goëdike, Ghislain Tremblay

Published 1982

175 pages

A perte de vue--

A perte de vue--

Linda Tomasini

Published 1986

132 pages

Astolphe de Custine
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Astolphe de Custine

Francine-Dominique Liechtenhan

Published 1990

208 pages

Le solstice d'été
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Le solstice d'été

Guy Favrie, Olivier De Vleeschouwer

Published 1995

252 pages