LOUIS BRAILLE (THE BOY WHO INVENTED BOOKS FOR THE BLIND) - Used Scholastic Book

By Margaret Davidson. Illustrated by Janet Compere. The story of a twelve-year-old boy who decided there had to be an easy way for blind people to read and write. For three years he worked on a system of raised dots on paper. He brought this amazing revelation to fruition. Back of the book includes the braille alphabet with an actual raised braille on the back cover. Name on inside front page.