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Le chemin vers la nuit: devenir aveugle et réapprendre à vivre (Réponses)
By John Hull. 1995
"John Hull est devenu aveugle progressivement, après diverses interventions chirurgicales subies dans l'enfance. Il raconte, avec des mots justes et…
précis, cette plongée dans un puits sans fond, son combat contre la cécité [...]" -- 4e de couvPerplexing people (Unsolved history)
By Gary L Blackwood. 2006
Historical cases of pretenders, or people who claim to be a famous deceased person. Discusses people who claimed to be…
Joan of Arc, Louis XVII of France, the Romanovs of Russia, Grand Duchess Anastasia, Billy the Kid, and Kaspar Hauser. Uncontracted braille. For senior high and older readers. 2006My cat Spit McGee
By Willie Morris. 1999
Mississippi author of My Dog Skip (BR 10740) recalls how he had to overcome his fear of cats when his…
beloved fiancée wanted one. On Christmas Eve the family took in a stray who later had kittens--one with two different eye colors. Uncontracted braille. 1999Mon petit Mozart enchanté
By Emilie Collet. 2022
Ma première histoire de saint François: livre audio (Livre sonore)
By Antoana Oreski, Jean-François Kieffer. 2021
Je découvre La flûte enchantée
By Delphine Renon. 2022
Une découverte de cet opéra chanté grâce à des puces sonores permettant d'en écouter cinq extraits : l'attaque de Tamino…
par le serpent, la rencontre entre Tamino et Papageno ou encore le rêve d'amour de Pamina.See It, Dream It, Do It: How 25 people just like you found their dream jobs
By Colleen Nelson, Kathie MacIsaac. 2023
From award-winning author Colleen Nelson, and literacy advocate Kathie MacIsaac, twenty-five profiles present a plethora of jobs, and people, making…
it easier than ever for young people to see their dreams and to live their dreams!Blind and busy: life stories of people who use braille
By Rebecca Maxwell. 2009
This book is a social history of Braille users in Australia, written as a tribute to Louis Braille. Through their…
personal stories, the subjects show how Braille's invention of tactile literacy simplifies everyday tasks, as well as opening up the world of literature, music and ideas. They also celebrate the independence that Braille gives them.