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What if children with different abilities could enjoy the same book? These Singapore-made titles made with former lawyer Lee Seow Ser combine braille, tactile pictures and dyslexia-friendly text.

CNA · Sep 12, 2026, 8:31 AM UTC

Accessible books with braille, tactile pictures and dyslexia-friendly text let kids of different abilities enjoy the same stories and foster understanding of people with disabilities.

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What if children with different abilities could enjoy the same book? These Singapore-made titles made with former lawyer Lee Seow Ser combine braille, tactile pictures and dyslexia-friendly text.

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