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If you’re looking for stories that build confidence, understanding, and hope, you’re in the right place. Havah’s books are inspired by real experiences and written to help children and families navigate vision loss with courage, empathy, and strength.

Each story encourages readers to embrace what makes them different—and to believe in what they are capable of becoming.

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 The Letter E 

The Letter E is a heartfelt children’s book inspired by a true story, created to help kids understand vision loss in a gentle, empowering way. Through warmth, honesty, and hope, this story reassures young readers that living with low vision doesn’t mean living with limits.

Designed for children, families, and educators, The Letter E encourages confidence, resilience, and self-belief during moments of uncertainty.

Purchase Standard Print Edition

  • Helps children navigate vision loss with reassurance and understanding

  • Encourages confidence and inner strength through relatable storytelling

  • Supports parents and educators in meaningful conversations

  • Inspired by a real-life journey of growing up legally blind
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Why I Wrote This Book

We wrote The Letter E because so many children live with undiagnosed vision conditions and invisible disabilities that others may not immediately understand. I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel when life suddenly looks different than you expected. After being diagnosed with Stargardt’s Macular Degeneration at a young age, I experienced moments of fear, uncertainty, and self doubt, but I also discovered strength I did not know I had. Through Grace’s journey, we hope children and families feel seen, understood, and encouraged to keep moving forward with courage, faith, and hope, even when the road ahead looks different than they imagined. 

Our hope is that this story helps:
 • Children feel seen and understood
 • Families feel less alone
 • Teachers and providers gain awareness
 • Readers develop compassion for those living with disabilities
 • Kids discover that their differences can become part of their purpose

This book is more than a story about vision loss. It is a story about courage, identity, faith, perseverance, and learning to shine exactly as God created you to be.

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    Created with Accessibility in Mind

    Because this story was written by someone living with low vision, accessibility was never an afterthought. It was part of the heart behind the book from the very beginning.

    We are proud to offer The Letter E in multiple accessible formats so more children and families can enjoy the story comfortably and independently.

    Purchase Large Print Reverse Contrast Edition

    Large Print Reverse Contrast Edition features:

    • 40 point bold font
    • Deep dark purple contrast pages
    • Reverse contrast formatting with light text on dark backgrounds
    • Easier readability for readers with visual impairments and light sensitivity

    Offering accessible formats was deeply important to our family because every child deserves the opportunity to experience books in a way that works best for their eyes and their needs.

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