Six Dots

Reach for this book when your child expresses frustration with a personal hurdle or feels discouraged because the world does not seem built for their specific needs. It is a powerful tool for fostering empathy and showcasing the strength of the human spirit. The story follows young Louis Braille, who lost his sight as a toddler, and his relentless journey to create a reading system that actually worked for him when others failed. This biography is written in an intimate first person voice that bridges the gap between history and a child's internal emotional world. It is perfect for children ages 4 to 9 who are beginning to explore their own independence and the power of their ideas. Parents will appreciate the way it validates feelings of loneliness and impatience while providing a hopeful roadmap for turning frustration into innovation.