I Know Someone With a Visual Impairment
By Victoria Parker
How can everyone join in when seeing the world isn’t the same for all?
informative · inclusive · accessible · reassuring
Genres
What is I Know Someone With a Visual Impairment about?
What does it mean to have a visual impairment? This clear, friendly book explains how some people see differently and how this can affect everyday activities such as reading, playing and finding their way around. Simple facts, colourful photographs and helpful examples show that visual impairment can take many forms. Readers discover ways to communicate kindly, offer support and include everyone in games and activities, while learning that people with visual impairments have the same feelings, interests and hopes as anyone else.
About the author
Victoria Parker is a talented author who has written many exciting and interesting books for children and young people. Her stories often explore friendship, adventure, and growing up, making them fun and easy to enjoy. Victoria loves inspiring readers to use their imagination and discover the joy of reading new stories.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2011
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