Free Monthly Braille Books for Blind Children Through 2026 Program

Free Braille Books

Enroll in the Free Braille Books Program to receive a free Braille book each month from popular children’s reading series. This program has provided thousands of books nationwide and continues with new selections for 2026.

Each child will receive books to keep and build their own collection while enjoying the same titles available to their peers.

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The American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults has been providing free Braille books since 1997, helping children build literacy skills and confidence through access to popular reading series.

2026 Book Lineup:

• January: Jo Jo Makoons: The Super-Scary Sleepover by Dawn Quigley
• February: Who Was Jackie Robinson? by Gail Herman
• March: Who Is Simone Biles? by Stefanie Loh
• April: What Is the World Cup? by Bonnie Bader
• May: What Is the Women’s World Cup? by Gina Shaw
• June: Ballpark Mysteries: The Fenway Foul-up by David A. Kelly
• July: Ballpark Mysteries: The L.A. Dodger by David A. Kelly
• August: Ballpark Mysteries: The Sausage Race Chase by David A. Kelly
• September: Who Was Roberto Clemente? by Buckley James Jr.
• October: Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Marshmallow Tower by Eric Sobol
• November: Zayd Saleem, Chasing the Dream Power Forward by Hena Khan
• December: My Fox Helps Santa Claus by David Blaze

Participants will receive one Braille book each month, and all books are theirs to keep and collect over time.

To qualify, applicants must be blind or low vision and able to read Braille. Enrollment is required through the official application page.

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