Goodnight Moon to Touch

Precious few picture books for blind children actually contain pictures. Those that do are often special books with special graphics rather than beloved classics. So NBP decided to challenge themselves and make "Goodnight Moon" a real picture book.

Clearly most pages were too busy to replicate in full, so they asked artist Irma Goldberg (from Creative Adaptations for Learning) to re-create only those images mentioned in the text - the bowl of mush, the comb, the mittens, and so forth. If you've ever wondered what the pictures look like in "Goodnight Moon," you're in for some surprises!

There are three pieces to the set:
- 20 tactiles
- a guide for navigating around the images as well as more descriptive text about the pictures in the book
- a print/braille edition of Goodnight Moon