There’s more to reading than meets the eye

Today I had the opportunity to present an audiobook version of A Small Hill to Die On to Euclid Herie, former president of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

People who are blind or visually impaired enjoy reading as much as sighted people do — they just do it differently. Euclid, for example, is a skilled braille reader but he also enjoys an audio book from time to time.

The book is narrated by Ann Flosnik, an accomplished British actress. Euclid was delighted that the book is unabridged. I hope he enjoys it.