- 9782365931810
Nouveauté
Caché ! / Hidden !
Marion Ripley
MARION RIPLEY
Find the Odd One Out!
A tactile game book for all curious hands sighted or visually impaired.
Can you spot the intruder among identical shapes?
This unique tactile book challenges players to use their sense of touch to find the one element that’s different. All shapes may look the same but one hides a secret. Follow the action, trust your fingers, and play your way to discovery!
Two Ways to Play
For younger children (with an adult):
Discover new vocabulary and actions, one page at a time.
For older kids:
Explore freely, identify the odd one out without help from the instructions.
Why You’ll Love It
Multi-level reading experience
Inclusive tactile gameplay
High-contrast design
100% handmade in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Durable, washable fabric
WARNING :
If you order this book, there will be a 1-month delivery time and the cover title will be in French.
94,99€
An inclusive, sensory, and locally made book—designed to awaken all the senses and spark curiosity!
Marion Ripley (texte)
Marion Ripley is a former librarian at Linden Lodge School in London, where she founded the ClearVision Project, a lending library of tactile fabric books.
“I studied French at the University of Durham and lived in France for two years before returning to London. Most of my professional life has been dedicated to braille production and learning. For over twenty years, I ran the ClearVision braille library for children, where I came to understand the importance of tactile resources for children who learn through touch. During that time, I designed and created various tactile books, while also encouraging others to do the same. I retired in 2013.
Today, my life revolves around gardening, singing, playing with my grandchildren, and making the most of everything London has to offer. I also spend an outrageous amount of time getting angry about politics and politicians…
Winning the Typhlo & Tactus Award in 2022 was a tremendous joy for me, and I will always feel very proud when I think of it.”
Les Doigts Qui Rêvent (illustrations tactiles)
This book was awarded First Prize in the 2022 Typhlo & Tactus competition.
