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McKesson Clinical Reference Systems: Pediatric Advisor 2002.1
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Visual Impairment: Resource List
Books for Children
Ages 3 to 8
- GLASSES: WHO NEEDS 'EM?; by Lane Smith; Viking, 1991
- ARTHUR'S EYES; by Marc Tolon Brown; Econo-Clad Books,
1999
- BLUEBERRY EYES; by Monica Driscoll Beatty, Peg Michel
(illustrator); Health Press, 1996
- DOGS DON'T WEAR GLASSES; by Adrienne Geoghegan;
Kane/Miller Book Pub., 1996
- GLASSES FOR D.W.: Sticker Book; by Marc Tolon Brown;
Random House, 1996
- LISTEN FOR THE BUS: DAVID'S STORY; by Patricia McMahon,
John Godt (illustrator); Boyds Mills Press, 1995
Ages 6 to 10
- THROUGH GRANDPA'S EYES; by Patricia MacLachlan;
Econo-Clad Books, 1999
- WATCH OUT, RONALD MORGAN; by Patricia Giff; Econo-Clad
Books, 1999
- CHILD OF THE SILENT NIGHT: THE STORY OF LAURA BRIDGMAN;
by Edith Fisher Hunter; Econo-Clad Books, 1999
Young Adult
- BLINDNESS; by Elaine Landau; Twenty-First Century Books,
1994
- FROM ANNA; by Jean Little; Econo-Clad Books, 1999
Books for Adults
- THE BRIDGE TO BRAILLE: READING AND SCHOOL SUCCESS FOR THE
YOUNG BLIND CHILD; by Carol Castellano and Dawn Kosman;
National Federation of the Blind, 1997
- LIVING WITH LOW VISION: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR PEOPLE WITH
SIGHT LOSS (5TH ED); written and published by Resources
for Rehabilitation, 1998
- SKILLS FOR SUCCESS: A CAREER EDUCATION HANDBOOK FOR
CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS; edited
by Karen E. Wolffe; American Foundation for the Blind,
1998
- WHAT BLIND PEOPLE WISH SIGHTED PEOPLE KNEW ABOUT
BLINDNESS; by Diane Carol Martin; Harry Martin 1996
Other Resources
American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus
P.O. Box 193832
San Francisco, CA 94119
415-561-8505
Web site: http://med-aapos.bu.edu/
Support and resources are available on the Web site.
American Council of the Blind
1155 15th Street NW, Suite 1004
Washington, DC 20005
800-424-8666
202-467-5081
Web site: http://www.acb.org
Membership-based organization of blind and visually
impaired people seeking to improve living conditions
of all blind and visually impaired people.
American Foundation for the Blind
11 Penn Plaza, Suite 300
New York, NY 10001
800-232-5463
212-502-7600
Web site: http://www.afb.org
Educational materials, referrals to local agencies for help
and services.
Blind Children's Center
4120 Marathon Street
Los Angeles, CA 90029-0159
800-222-3566
800-222-3567 (Toll-free, Voice-CA only)
323-664-2153
Web site: http://www.blindchildrenscenter.org/
Services to meet the needs of blind and partially sighted
children, ages birth through five, their parents,
and siblings. Services include infant stimulation programs,
preschool programs, psychological support services,
multihandicapped programs, and an information and referral
service, which includes a toll-free number.
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