Darren Lebeuf

This book follows a blind girl's perspective on her city. There is personification of her city-speaking. This book could be geared toward first or second graders and could pair well with a lesson on personification.

This picture book follows a visually impaired girl and her father through the city. The reader experiences the city through sound, taste, and touch. Good example of a book about representation that doesn't make a big deal about it.

This story is about a girl with a visual impairment and her travels through the city with her father. She “sees” the city through its sounds. Recommended for early primary grades, mainly K-2.

This book is about a little girl who lives in the city and is blind. She describes how busy her city is and all the sounds and smells as she walks through it.