Early Learning Braille

This is what Imogen discovers with her magical cane Snowball whilst walking along a beach

 ‘for her imaginative idea and magical use of her cane. I loved her sense of adventure and discovery and would like to hear of more of her adventures, solving problems with snowball’

Early Learning Braille version of Maisy goes to the Library. Maisy's day at the library is full of noisy surprises! An unbeatable introduction to the love of books.

Early Learning Braille version of Maisy's Bedtime. Have fun getting ready for bed with Maisy! From brushing teeth and putting on pyjamas to saying good night.

Early Learning Braille version of Mum and Dad Glue by Kes Gray, illustrated by the winner of the Red House Children's Book Award 2013. 

An incredibly powerful book about a boy coming to terms with his parents' divorce.'

Early Learning Braille version of My Special Nanny. The book is about a Nanny who can’t see very well, but that doesn’t stop her from having fun with her granddaughter who as her guide dog she takes Nanny to the park!

Early Learning Braille version of Slowly, Slowly, Slowly said the Sloth. What could we learn from the gentle sloth who slowly,slowly,slowly crawls along a branch of a tree, eats a little, sleeps a lot, and lives in peace?.

Early Learning Braille version of SLUG needs a HUG! When it begins to bug slug that his mummy doesn't hug him, the other animals come up with various ideas to make him more attractive. Will his mummy hug him now?

Early Learning Braille version of Wolf Won't Bite. Three Pigs present the Wolf that won't Bite at the circus show. The Wolf does many acts to entertain the audience, but will he bite?