The most popular Spanish 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 Spanish are listed.

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Tangerine
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Tangerine

Edward Bloor

1997 · 2014 edition

384 pages

Soundless
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Soundless

Richelle Mead

2015 · 2018 edition

271 pages

Un Beso Para Osito
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Un Beso Para Osito

Else Holmelund Minarik

1971 · 1984 edition

34 pages

Hernani
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Hernani

Victor Hugo, Publishers of the Valley

1891 · 2018 edition

114 pages

Espartaco
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Espartaco

Howard Fast

1980 · 2004 edition

499 pages

Luis Braille
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Luis Braille

Tessa Potter

Published 2005

47 pages

Helen Keller
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Helen Keller

Harriet Castor

1998 · 2005 edition

48 pages

Henry and Beezus
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Henry and Beezus

Beverly Cleary, Thelma Lambert

1972 · 1990 edition