This book is a collection of inspiring stories about blind men and women who achieved great things despite their disabilities. It also includes a handbook for the blind and their friends, with information on education, employment, and social activities. Written by Winifred Holt, a British social worker and advocate for the blind, this book is a testament to the resilience and determination of people with disabilities.

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