You may be wondering how blind people read when their eyes do not see.
Many blind people listen to books on tape just as seeing people do.
Some blind people use magnifiers to help them read. They can also read with their fingers with a special alphabet of raised dots on stiff paper called Braille. Braille was invented by a man named Louis Braille in 1922 who wished to help blind people have the chance to read just like everyone else. Today it is possible for just about anything in print to be published in Braille. There are Braille typewriters and printers so that blind people can use computers to print out their work in Braille.