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by APRIL LEWIS Cascade A&E Feature Writer

When Redmond author Patricia Bennett Wilson published her children’s book, I Can’t See But…I Can Imagine, in 2003, she couldn’t have predicted its second life in a print/Braille edition in 2012. This book was originally inspired by the desire to save Wilson’s blind grandmother’s music, to capture the musical notes and lyrics of children’s songs written by Persis Beach Bennett.

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I Can't See, But ... I Can Imagine

by Patricia Bennett Wilson
Reviewed by Deborah Kent Stein

With varying degrees of success, a number of children's books present stories about blind children. Few, however, portray blind adults as active members of their families and communities. This picture book, available in both inkprint and print/Braille formats, is a loving tribute to the author's blind grandmother, Persis Beach Bennett, who lived in rural New Hampshire in the first half of the twentieth century.

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