Books written through a blind person's perspective.?

Try Jeanette Ingold's The Window, Dana Mau's The Secret Code, and Barry Denenberg's Mirror Mirror on the Wall.

I would also recommend Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements. The blind girl in that story is not the main character, but she has a budding romance with the MC and it's a very good book.

Harry Potter series-J.ok.Rowling The Septimus Heap series-Angie Sage The Shadow babies series- Margerate Peterson Haddix (In a international the position having 3 babies isn't allowed, the inhabitants police kill them, and the position you may make unpredicted acquaintances, some thing can ensue. might want to study this. the first e book is termed, "between the hidden" that is from a attitude of a third toddler. that is tremendous) Maximus Angel-sorry, can't bear in mind author's call. (about mutated technology experiments. they're babies. Have wings. It sounds infantile although that is not, i imagine this e book might want to be the right for you because you're 21 yrs outdated.. some scenes are, properly, image. only Ella-can't undergo in ideas author Dragon's Eye-can't undergo in ideas author's call. sorry

Well it's not written through a blind person's perspective but it's kinda like that it. It's called 'miss spitfire' By Sarah miller. It's about Helen keller's teacher who talks about how she taught a blind and deaf person. I thought it was inspiring

Gifts, by Ursula K. LeGuin. It is told through the MALE'S perspective, but it's romantic. Aurelie by Heather Tomlinson, there are several perspectives, but one of them is a blind girl/woman, and it is VERY VERY VERY romantic.

A Patch of Blue by Elizabeth Kata