Reading
Moon books from the library
Summary: About the Moon collection at the library
Moon from RNIB
Some readers find they are unable to use braille but they may be able to read Moon instead; a system made up of lines and curves instead of dots. Moon uses some ordinary letters in simplified form while others consist of straight and hooked lines, angles and half-circles.
RNIB can help you with:
- a range of Moon books available to borrow from the library
- books and material for Moon learners
- you can get help with choosing books
- you can buy Moon products from the online shop
Learning Moon
You can get books to help you learn and practice, find out more about learning Moon.
The Moon alphabet card (TC20044) shows the raised Moon alphabet and some punctuation signs, together with the print translation.
More about Moon
- The history of Moon
- About braille and Moon
- Moon literacy website - a useful website for anyone with an interest in teaching, learning or producing Moon
Content author: cservices@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 17/02/2009 12:56
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