Braille book

/bɹˈeɪl bˈʊk/

Braille book

a book that has been transcribed into the braille writing system, typically used by blind or visually impaired readers who can feel the raised dots to interpret the text

Examples

1. Being able to put aside their Braille books and blind canes, go to school, get a job, see their children's faces for the first time, live independently, ski, hike, you name it.