By a Way They Knew Not. Being Memorials of Blind Fanny Winton
Martha Rigden
Published 1877
94 pages
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. The newest come first.
Martha Rigden
Published 1877
94 pages

Lois Lowry
1993 · 2014 edition
256 pages

Bruce Alexander
1994 · 1998 edition
362 pages
George Smith
Published 1875
234 pages

Coen G. A. de Jong, Hans Neugebauer, Deutscher Blindenverband
Published 1996
344 pages

Estelle Condra
Published 1994

Caroline Roe
Published 2000
288 pages

Irving F. Lukorr
Published 1987
304 pages

Miriam Cohen
1983 · 1997 edition
Chris Van Allsburg
1985 · 1987 edition

Joseph Conrad
1992 · 2021 edition
175 pages
Published 1972
160 pages
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Veterans' Affairs
Published 2009
84 pages

Joe Giovanelli
Published 2010
332 pages

Lesley Berrington, Karen Middleton
Published 2007
16 pages

Usha Bhalerao
Published 1988
128 pages

Theodore Taylor
1993 · 2008 edition
176 pages

Caroline Roe, Copyright Paperback Collection (library Of Congress)
Published 2001
288 pages

Caroline Roe, Copyright Paperback Collection (library Of Congress)
Published 1999
274 pages

William Gibson, Rikki Kessler
1975 · 2008 edition
128 pages

Peter White
Published 1998
32 pages

Vera B. Williams, Martha Plimpton
1982 · 1984 edition
32 pages

Eric Carle
1997 · 1999 edition
32 pages

Gloria Whelan
Published 1991
63 pages