What Readers Are Saying

“What a teaching piece of advocacy.”  Georgia Academy for the Blind

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“Thank you for increasing the awareness of people that navigate this world with limited or no vision.  I will share your book and story with others.  I am meeting with directors from Finland, Germany, and India this morning.  Your book will be topic number 1.” International Lions Director-Jay Moughon (Clifton, VA)

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“An eye opener and educational tool.  I just ordered 2 for my grand-children.” MI

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“I received your book and I wanted to respond immediately.  Your book is wonderful and well needed.  I have been working with children who are blind and visually impaired for over a decade, and your book is one of the best resources I have read.” FL

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“Prior to reading Grandpa’s White Cane I did not know how to respond to people who are blind.  Now I know what to do.  EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS BOOK!” Luxembourg

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“This book is easy to understand.” Crystal Dueker, Fargo, ND Lion (MD5)

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"I love the way the book is formatted, highlighting key aspects needed for self-advocacy skills.” ND

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“In a small book, you have addressed many aspects that address vision loss and the development of independent skills.” Canada

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“Congratulations on a well-written, beautifully illustrated book to educate our society about persons with visual impairments and blindness.” Dr. Marie DiNome, Mayo Clinic Consultant Neuro-ophthalmologist.  AZ

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“Your book helps impaired people to understand the value of using the tall white cane.  It also informs people on what they can do to help people who are blind/visually impaired.” VA

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“I have yet to present the Grandpa’s White Cane project in the schools to someone who does not get excited about it.” Bill Scholl, WA Lion (MD 19)