Book, I Wonder What it's Like to be Dyslexic

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Book, I Wonder What it's Like to be Dyslexic

This is a Book. It was printed by Push Print. It is dated 2013. Its medium is ink on paper.

This “instructional” book was designed to help people visualize some of the challenges of reading experienced by individuals with dyslexia. It includes insightful information about language, type, and how we see. By showing a few different typographic experiments, it helps convey what it feels like to have difficulties reading.

It is credited Gift of PUSH.