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Mom can't see me
Mom can't see me

By Sally Hobart Alexander

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Maggie's Whopper
Maggie's Whopper

By Sally Hobart Alexander, Jim Alexander

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While fishing with her great-uncle Ezra, seven-year-old Maggie sacrifices her prize catch to save her uncle from a hungry bear.

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Sarah's Surprise
Sarah's Surprise

By Sally Hobart Alexander

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Fearful Sarah comes to the rescue when her mother hurts her ankle while hiking on the beach.

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Mom's Best Friend
Mom's Best Friend

By Sally Hobart Alexander

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Five brief episodes about a blind mother adjusts to getting a new dog guide.

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Mom Can't See Me
Mom Can't See Me

By Sally Hobart Alexander

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A nine-year-old girl describes how her mother leads an active and rich life despite being blind.

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Taking Hold: My Journey Into Blindness
Do You Remember the Color Blue
On My Own: The Journey Continues
On My Own: The Journey Continues

By Sally Hobart Alexander

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The author describes the difficulties and accomplishments she experiences as she adjusts to living independently after losing her sight.

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Do You Remember the Color Blue
She Touched the World

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