Prince Leo and the Dragon (CVI Friendly Edition)

Prince Leo and the Dragon, now specially adapted as part of the CVI-Friendly Editions series, brings this heartwarming counting adventure to children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) - a neurological condition where the brain struggles to process visual information even though the eyes themselves are healthy.

This edition features 32-point high-contrast Calibri text with extra spacing between characters and lines, simplified illustrations with clean and uncluttered backgrounds, and strategic use of high-visibility colors like red, yellow, and orange to serve as visual anchors - all designed in line with best practices for CVI accessibility.

The story itself remains just as delightful: Prince Leo hears of a "terrifying" dragon frightening his kingdom, and after ten knights are comically distracted one by one in a playful countdown rhyme, Leo sets off to face the dragon alone. What he discovers is not a monster, but a lonely young dragon in need of a snack - and a friend.

A portion of proceeds from every CVI-Friendly edition sold is donated directly to institutions that support, educate, and empower children living with CVI and their families. This edition ensures that every child, regardless of visual ability, can experience the joy of reading and Prince Leo's timeless lesson: don't be afraid of what you don't know - understanding it may surprise you.