Literature . . .

NFB Publications

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Back issues of the Braille Monitor and Future Reflections as well as copies of Kernel Books may be ordered from the NFB Independence Market, subject to availability.

BRAILLE MONITOR

A magazine of the NFB, published 11 times a year. Issues are available from January 1978 to the present in Braille and print. (Replace YY and MM in the item code below with the two-digit year and month desired. Please also specify the preferred format.)
Order Information: Item MYYMM; Braille/Print; No Charge

FUTURE REFLECTIONS

A magazine for parents and teachers of blind children. The quarterly publication of the National Organization of Parents of Blind Children, a division of the NFB, is available from October 1981 (Volume 1, Number 1) to the present in print. (Replace VV and II in the item code below with the two-digit volume and issue desired.  
Order Information: Item FVVII; Print; No Charge

KERNEL BOOKS

A series of books containing inspirational stories written by blind people about themselves. There is no charge for Kernel Books as long as supplies last. If you wish to order larger numbers of print Kernel Book titles, you may find it helpful to know that individual titles are packaged in cases of fifty.

• What Color Is the Sun (Volume 1)
  Order Information: Item LSA33; Print; No Charge
• The Freedom Bell (Volume 2)
  Order Information: Item LSA35; Print; No Charge
• As the Twig Is Bent (Volume 3)
  Order Information: Item LSA42; Available online only       
• Making Hay (Volume 4)      
  Order Information: Item LSA43; Print; No Charge
• The Journey (Volume 5)      
  Order Information: Item LSA45; Print; No Charge   
  Spanish: Item LSA45S; Print; No Charge
• Standing on One Foot (Volume 6)    
  Order Information: Item LSA50; Print; No Charge
• When the Blizzard Blows (Volume 7)   
  Order Information: Item LSA51; Print; No Charge
• Toothpaste and Railroad Tracks (Volume 8)  
  Order Information: Item LSA53; Print; No Charge
• Tapping the Charcoal (Volume 9)    
  Order Information: Item LSA56; Print; No Charge
• Old Dogs and New Tricks (Volume 10)    
  Order Information: Item LSA59; Print; No Charge
• Beginnings and Blueprints (Volume 11)    
  Order Information: Item LSA60; Print; No Charge
• Like Cats and Dogs (Volume 12)     
  Order Information: Item LSA62; Braille/Print; No Charge
• Wall-to-Wall Thanksgiving (Volume 13)   
  Order Information: Item LSA65; Braille/Print; No Charge
• Gray Pancakes and Gold Horses (Volume 14)  
  Order Information: Item LSA66; Print; No Charge
• To Touch the Untouchable Dream (Volume 15)  
  Order Information: Item LSA68; Print; No Charge
• Remember to Feed the Kittens (Volume 16)  
  Order Information: Item LSA69; Print; No Charge
• Reflecting the Flame (Volume 17)    
  Order Information: Item LSA70; Print; No Charge
• Oh, Wow! (Volume 18)      
  Order Information: Item LSA72; Print; No Charge
• I Can Feel Blue on Monday (Volume 19)   
  Order Information: Item LSA73; Print; No Charge
• Reaching for the Top in the Land Down Under (Volume 20) 
  Order Information: Item LSA76; Print; No Charge
• Safari (Volume 21)      
  Order Information: Item LSA81; Print; No Charge
• Summit (Volume 22)      
  Order Information: Item LSA83; Print; No Charge
• Not Much of a Muchness (Volume 23)    
  Order Information: Item LSA86; Print; No Charge
• The Car, the Sled, and the Butch Wax (Volume 24) 
  Order Information: Item LSA92; Print; No Charge
• To Reach for the Stars (Volume 25)   
  Order Information: Item LSA96; Print; No Charge
• The Lessons of the Earth (Volume 26)   
  Order Information: Item LSA97; Print; No Charge
• Imagine (Volume 27)      
  Order Information: Item LSA98; Print; No Charge
• Celebrate (Volume 28)        
  Order Information: Item LSA99; Print; No Charge
• Beyond the Funny Tree (Volume 29)   
  Order Information: Item LSA100; Print; No Charge
• Freedom (Volume 30)  
  Order Information: Item LSA101; Available online only

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