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BOOKS for Children about Visual Impairment/ Blindness/Patching/Glasses/Disability/Friendship and Inclusion/Visually Impaired characters: Available through Amazon.co.uk and other book stores: *Friends at School - by Rochelle Bunnet. A lovely book about friendship at school, some children have disabilities but this is not made a fuss about in the book. *Lucy's Picture -by Nicola Moon. Lucy makes a tactile picture for her blind grandad. *Don't Call Me Special - Pat Thomas. A first look at disability, exploring questions in a simple way. *Seeing Things My Way - Alder R Carter. A young girl talks about her visual impairment and visually impaired friends and about her interests. Explores eye treatment, low vision aids, braille and canes. Good clear photos. *I Need Glasses, My Visit to the Optometrist - by Virginia Dooley *Tales of Northwick - by John Sanders. A book about a bear with Nystagmus. Profits go to the Nystagmus Network. WEBSITE BOOKS about Eye Surgery/Hospitals: Available through amazon.co.uk and other book stores: *Blueberry Eyes - by Monica Driscoll Beatty. A young girls experience of glasses, patching and eye muscle surgery. *Going to the Hospital - Usborne First experiences *I don't want to go to Hospital - Tony Ross Free from the Department of Health, visit their website or phone the NHS response Line 08701 555 455to request a copy: *What should a really good hospital look like? *What should a really good hospital be like? OTHER BOOKS |