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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (In 4 Parts)

5433 reviews
J.K. Rowling

National Braille Press, Inc., 1999

Super!
"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" Apparently, I am the 5434th person to leave a review. I will try to keep it short. I am a retired older person and, ten years ago, I bought a copy of the previous edition for myself and my wife and a second copy for my, then, eight-year-old step granddaughter and her eleven-year-old brother. We, each, enjoyed the story tremendously. We have followed ...

A pussycat's Christmas

14 reviews
Margaret Wise Brown

National Braille Press Inc, 1997

A Christmas Ornament
Our family sets out A Pussycat's Christmas every year when dressing the house for the holidays. Last year our copy got dropped in a bucket of water. A calamity that required immediate purchase of another copy and express shipping. It's a charming tale. The illustration is excellent. Especially if you have a "Pussycat" look-a-like as we do this little book will become a part of your Christmas ...

The castle of Llyr (Chronicles of Prydain)

51 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

National Braille Press Inc, 1993

I am so glad I found these...
A friend loaned me her copies of this series. I enjoyed them so much I wanted my children to be able to read them, but I was apprehensive about having them read her autographed copies, and they weren't available at our local library. I was so delighted to find them at amazon.com and at such a great price I just couldn't pass them up. This is one of those true classics, great for both kids and ...

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4)

5176 reviews
J.K. Rowling

National Braille Press, Inc., 2000

Goblet Gives Gryffindor Gang Great Gobs of Guesswork, Goosebumps
Ms. Rowling apparently had a lot to say in this next installment of the series. Coming in at nearly twice the length of the previous story, the bulkiness does not detract from the good, solid storytelling. The author seamlessly brings new readers up to date in the life of Harry Potter by interjecting, throughout the book, facts from the previous three books. However, you will not truly appreciate ...

Dinotopia: A land apart from time

53 reviews
James Gurney

National Braille Press, inc, 1995

If Norman Rockwell illustrated dinosaurs...
You might just end up with "Dinotopia". That's how good the illustrations and paintings in this book are, and should be the primary reason for purchasing the book. The artwork is absolutely first class, and the book can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. I purchased "Dinotopia" in 1992 when it was first released, and subsequently, picked up its sequel "The World Beneath". They both still ...

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

2602 reviews
J.K. Rowling

National Braille Press, Inc., 2000

Brilliant Sequel
J.K. Rowlings never lets her readers down Harry's quest to be happy stays alive in this book. Also, he gets to meet the only family he has left which makes Harry very Happy at the end of this sequel!!!!

Pippi Goes On Board

3 reviews
Astrid Lindgren

National Braille Press, Inc, 1994

The 2nd Great Unique Book
This book was a great novel, sequal to Pippi Longstocking, Pippi Goes On Board is an extremendous book. This book explained of Pippi and her friends venturing an island. If you live adventure stories, this is on book you do not want to miss! It's a very funny, adventerous, couraging, fun book! You will not be able to put the book down once you start reading it. This book is a favorite book of ...

Chicago blues

4 reviews
Julie Reece Deaver

National Braille Press Inc, 1997

The Blues but not music.
This is a story of two girls who's mom is having drinking problems. The eldest is asked to take her little sister with her to Chicago. There is only one delima she doesn't want to stay with her, she wants to go home. They are having problems with getting along when suddenly their dad shows up and he is not approved by the eldest. He is always staying out late with her little sister without asking ...