I mentioned in a previous post that I'm working on improving my braille reading skills. To motivate me, I am participating in the Braille Readers are Leaders program put on by the NFB. This is the first year they're allowing adults to participate.
In that post I mentioned that I was reading Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. I am proud to tell you that I finished the book. It was almost 1000 pages in braille. As of today I have read almost 700 pages for the contest which started on Nov. 1st. I am currently reading an issue of National Geographic, but I'm hoping to order another book. If you have any recommendations please feel free to leave a comment. If you're a braille reader and haven't entered into the contest there's still time. I'm doing this for me. If I end up winning anything, I'll be happy, but mostly I'm happy because I'm improving my braille skills.
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2 comments:
If I had time I would! But with three little ones I am lucky if I can get through 50 pages a month! Great job getting through Ivanhoe...that is an accomplishment.
Good job! I've been blind all my life, and I remember struggling with reading Braille books. Now my reading appetite is insatiable, and I use a notetaker and convert books to text mode to transfer to it. I read a lot on the buses. Just keep on goin' and with time and reading, it'll be a snap!
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