Blindness -- Juvenile fiction
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Blindness -- Juvenile fiction
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Blindness
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- Subject of47
- Lila and Hadley, Kody Keplinger
- Granny Torrelli makes soup, Sharon Creech ; drawings by Chris Raschka
- I can't see, but--I can imagine, by Patricia Bennett Wilson ; illustrated by Sharon Bean
- The Ables, Jeremy Scott
- The cardturner, Louis Sachar
- Love and f1rst sight, by Josh Sundquist
- As brave as you, Jason Reynolds
- Cakes and miracles, a Purim tale, by Barbara Diamond Goldin ; illustrated by Jaime Zollars
- Just Maria, Jay Hardwig
- The world ends in April, Stacy McAnulty
- Give me a sign, Anna Sortino
- Aggie gets lost, Lori Ries ; illustrated by Frank Dormer
- Jeremy's dreidel
- Million-dollar throw, Mike Lupica
- Following Christopher Creed, Carol Plum-Ucci
- French toast, written by Kari-Lynn Winters ; illustrated by François Thisdale
- Love and f1rst sight, by Josh Sundquist
- What color is the wind?, Anne Herbauts ; translated from the French by Claudia Zoe Bedrick
- Peter Nimble and his fantastic eyes, a story, by Jonathan Auxier
- Aggie gets lost, Lori Ries ; illustrated by Frank Dormer
- The world ends in April, Stacy McAnulty
- The invisible elephant, Anna Anisimova ; illustrated by Yulia Sidneva ; translated from Russian by Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp
- Things not seen, Andrew Clements
- Blind spot, Laura Ellen
- My aunt is a monster, Reimena Yee
- Aggie gets lost, Lori Ries ; illustrated by Frank W. Dormer
- Because you'll never meet me, Leah Thomas
- Peter Nimble and his fantastic eyes, a story, by Jonathan Auxier
- Apt. 3, Ezra Jack Jeats
- Cierra los ojos, Victoria Pérez Escrivá ; [ilustraciones,] Claudia Ranucci
- As brave as you, Jason Reynolds
- Teacher's pet, Laurie Halse Anderson
- Give me a sign, Anna Sortino
- What would Joey do?, Jack Gantos