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Date Posted: 08:09:02 07/19/02 Fri
Author: Sharon
Subject: I found a good biography for volume 2 unit 1

It's called Louis Braille the boy who invented books for the blind.
It was put out by Scholastic in 1971. What I like is that it's a chapter type book, but it's very easy reading, probably around 2nd grade level. On the back cover it even has the braille alphabet.
I'm sure it's no longer in print, but maybe your library could get it or you could find it used. I'm not sure where my copy came from. I was cleaning out my books and ran across it.

Happy Homeschooling!
Sharon

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