Vividly evoking a blind child's joyful experience of a day at the beach, the most accessible Australian picture book ever comes from a stellar creative team with a range of innovative accessibility features to suit all readers. For blind and low-vision readers there is Braille, a clear font, easy to turn pages, a rounded corner for orientation, and a link to an audio reading; for D/deaf or hard of hearing readers there is a link to an Auslan signed reading
About the author
Nas Campanella is the ABC's National Disability Affairs Reporter. Nas is totally blind and lives with a neurological condition called Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) which means she can't read Braille. Nas started with the ABC as a cadet and has worked in several senior roles since including producing, presenting and regional reporting. While working for Triple J she became the world's first blind newsreader to read news live to air