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The award-winning LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set is now available in six new language versions through top-up pack solutions at [LEGO.com/pick-a-brick.][1]

 - With both braille and printed letters, numbers and symbols on each brick, and games designed for all ages, the **‘LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille’** set makes learning braille more fun and accessible to everyone.  
 - By **adding top-up packs to existing sets**, fans are now able to try out LEGO Braille Bricks in Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Dutch and Portuguese. 
 - The Pick A Brick initiative marks another milestone in bringing LEGO Braille Bricks and **inclusive learning through play experiences** to more families.  


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?query=6316984%206317363%206317394%206317398%206317399%206314578%206316951%206317392%206327785%206327788%206327790%206317007%206317005%206321028%206316956%206316968%206317361%206317388%206317393%206318266%206318269%206318272

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**Billund – June 4th, 2024:** The LEGO Group today announced a special top-up package solution to its LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set, which will bring the total number of alphabets supported to eleven. Until now, the product has been available exclusively in English, Spanish, German, Italian and French. By adding top-up packs to existing English and Spanish sets, this unique tactile experience becomes accessible for Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Dutch and Portuguese speaking families. The set is aimed at kids aged 6+ and designed so that anyone who is curious about braille, be they blind, partially-sighted or sighted, can have fun getting to know the braille system at home with their family in a playful, inclusive way.  

Until September 2023, LEGO Braille Bricks had only been distributed free of charge by the LEGO Foundation to organizations* specializing in the education of children with vision impairment. Since the launch of these educational kits in 2020, feedback from parents, carers, grandparents, children, and educators has continually highlighted the positive impact the bricks have and how they transform the way children with vision impairment can learn braille. Requests to make the bricks more publicly available then led to the creation of LEGO Braille Bricks - Play with Braille, to give families the opportunity to enjoy the benefits and practice their tactile skills at home.

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English and French alphabet versions launched in September 2023 with Italian, Spanish and German alphabet versions following in January 2024. The launch received overwhelmingly positive response and has since been recognized as a TIME Best Invention 2023 and was recently honored Accessible Product of the Year by SCOPE Disability Equality Awards 2024.  

**How it works** 
Users will need to combine a full LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set alongside one of the top-up packs to complete one of the six new alphabets.  

The LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set includes 287 bricks in five colours: white, yellow, green, red and blue. All bricks are fully compatible with other LEGO products and the studs on each brick are arranged to correspond to the numbers and letters in the braille system, with the printed version of the symbol or letter situated below the studs. The set also includes two baseplates to build on and comes in packaging with braille embossing.  

The top-up packages are pre-selected LEGO Braille Bricks featuring special characters from the additional alphabets. Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Dutch top-up packs are compatible with the English LEGO Braille Bricks set while the Portuguese top-up pack is compatible with the Spanish set. An element guide helps users combine the top-up packs and LEGO Braille Bricks sets for optimal play value; this includes removing some of the existing bricks and exchanging them with the new elements. 

To enhance the play experience and support pre-braille skill development, a series of supporting play starters is available on [LEGO.com][1] and will teach players how to orient, attach and stack the bricks through well-loved games such as Rock, Paper, Scissors, which all members of the family can take part in. 


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/braille-bricks/braille-activities

**Rasmus Løgstrup, LEGO Group Lead Designer on LEGO Braille Bricks** said:  
*“Play has the power to change lives. When children play, they learn vital skills, so we were thrilled by the reception that LEGO Braille Bricks received in educational settings and the thousands of requests to make them broadly available meant we just had to make it happen!* 

*It’s been a fantastic journey collaborating with children, families and experts from around the world to develop the product and online activities. Our partners have been instrumental also in advising on what colourways should be used for the bricks, product packaging and digital experiences to ensure this is optimised for individuals who experience low vision and vision loss. We know this is a strong platform for social inclusion and can’t wait to see families get creative and have fun playing with braille together.”*  

LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set is priced at 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD and available for purchase at [LEGO.com/braille-bricks][1] while the six top-up packs are available for purchase on [LEGO.com/pick-a-brick][2] priced at: NO: 73,40 NKK / 6,20 EUR, SE: 109,48 SKK / 8,68 EUR, DK: 48,60 DKK / 6,20 EUR, FI: 4,96 EUR, PT: 9,92 EUR and NL: 2,48 EUR. 


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/theme/braille-bricks
  [2]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?query=6316984%206317363%206317394%206317398%206317399%206314578%206316951%206317392%206327785%206327788%206327790%206317007%206317005%206321028%206316956%206316968%206317361%206317388%206317393%206318266%206318269%206318272

For more information, please contact [media@LEGO.com][1] 

Note: 
*LEGO Braille Bricks as a concept has been tested and developed in close collaboration with partnering blind organisations from around the world. 

The LEGO Foundation will continue to carry out research and distribute LEGO Braille Bricks educational kits free of charge through partnering national blindness associations and other partnering organisations. The LEGO Foundation supports children under the age of 18.  

  [1]: mailto:media@LEGO.com

Notes to Editors

**(40656) LEGO® Braille Bricks Play with Braille – English version availability:** 
 - 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD

**(40724) LEGO® Braille Bricks - Play with Braille – Spanish Alphabet availability:** 
 - 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD 
 
**LEGO® Braille Bricks - Play with Braille – Top-up Pack availability:** 
 - [NO][1]: 73,40 NOK / 6,20 EUR
 - [SE][2]: 109,48 SEK / 8,68 EUR
 - [DK][3]: 48,60 DKK / 6,20 EUR
 - [FI][4]: 4,96 EUR
 - [PT][5]: 9,92 EUR
 - [NL][6]: 2,48 EUR


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00137
  [2]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00136
  [3]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00135
  [4]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00138
  [5]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00140
  [6]: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?perPage=200&includeOutOfStock=true&elementGroup=EG00139

**About the LEGO Group**   
The LEGO Group’s mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through the power of play. The LEGO System in Play, with its foundation in LEGO bricks, allows children and fans to build and rebuild anything they can imagine. 

The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, its name derived from the two Danish words Leg Godt, which mean “Play Well”. 

Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company headquartered in Billund. Its products are now sold in more than 120 countries worldwide. For more information: [www.LEGO.com][1] 
 
**About the LEGO Foundation** 
The LEGO Foundation aims to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow, a mission that it shares with the LEGO Group. The LEGO Foundation is dedicated to building a future where learning through play empowers children to become creative, engaged, lifelong learners. Its work is about re-defining play and re-imagining learning. In collaboration with thought leaders, influencers, educators and parents, the LEGO Foundation aims to equip, inspire and activate champions for play. [www.learningthroughplay.com.][2] 


  [1]: https://www.lego.com
  [2]: http://www.learningthroughplay.com

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The LEGO Group today announced a special top-up package solution to its LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set, which will bring the total number of alphabets supported to eleven. Until now, the product has been available exclusively in English, Spanish, German, Italian and French. 

From classroom to playroom: LEGO® Braille Bricks now widely available for Nordic, Dutch and Portuguese speaking fans! 

The LEGO Group today announced a special top-up package solution to its LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set. 

LEGO Braille Bricks Pick A Brick top up packages

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 - The launch marks a significant milestone in the development of more
   inclusive learning through play experiences.
 - With both braille and printed letters, numbers and symbols on each brick, and games designed for all ages, the new **‘LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille’** set makes learning braille more fun and accessible to everyone.  
 - Now available for purchase online at [LEGO.com][1] in new languages from January 4th 2024, with English and French available since August 2023.  


  [1]: http://LEGO.com/braille-bricks

**Billund, Denmark -  January 4, 2024:** To mark World Braille Day and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces three new languages to its **LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille** product. The set is aimed at kids aged 6+ and designed so that anyone who is curious about braille, be they blind, partially-sighted or sighted, can have fun getting to know the braille system at home with their family in a playful, inclusive way.  

Until August 2023, LEGO Braille Bricks had only been distributed free of charge by the LEGO Foundation to organisations* specializing in the education of children with vision impairment. Since the launch of these educational kits in 2020, feedback from parents, carers, grandparents, children, and educators has continually highlighted the positive impact the bricks have and how they transform the way children with vision impairment can learn braille. Requests to make the bricks more publicly available then led to the creation of LEGO Braille Bricks - Play with Braille, to give families the opportunity to enjoy the benefits and practice their tactile skills at home.   

Following the launch of English and French language versions in August 2023, which saw overwhelmingly positive response and has since been recognized as a TIME Best Invention 2023, families are now able to also purchase the product in Spanish, German and Italian on [www.LEGO.com][1].

**Martine Abel-Williamson, President, World Blind Union**, commented: *“For blind and partially sighted children, and adults for that matter, it makes all the difference if they can share their journey of learning braille with the people they love the most. For the blind community, braille is not just literacy, it’s our entry to independence and inclusion into this world, and to have LEGO Braille Bricks made available for the wider public is a massive step forward to ensuring more children will want to learn braille in the first place. And because it’s based on a product that so many families already know and love, this is really an invitation for all family members to have fun building tactile skills and getting familiar with braille using the same tool.”*    

**LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille** includes 287 bricks in five colours: white, yellow, green, red and blue. All bricks are fully compatible with other LEGO products and the studs on each brick are arranged to correspond to the numbers and letters in the braille system, with the printed version of the symbol or letter situated below the studs. 

The set also includes two baseplates to build on and comes in packaging with braille embossing. To enhance the play experience and support pre-braille skill development, a series of supporting play starters are available on [LEGO.com][2] and will teach players how to orient, attach and stack the bricks through well-loved games such as Rock, Paper, Scissors, which all members of the family can take part in. The Play Starter Activities are now available in Spanish, German, Italian, English and French.  

**Lisa Taylor, mum to 7-year-old Olivia and 4-year-old Imogen,** commented:  
*“Olivia first discovered LEGO braille bricks at school and they had such a big impact on her curiosity for braille. Before then, she found it hard to get started with the symbols but now she’s improving all the time. To have a set at home changes everything. We can play with braille together as a family and she can introduce braille to her little sister in a way they both love. LEGO braille bricks are accessible for her without being really different for other kids, so she gets to play and learn just like every other child. That makes her feel included which is so important, not just to Olivia but any child.”*  

**Rasmus Løgstrup, LEGO Group Lead Designer on LEGO Braille Bricks** said: “*Play has the power to change lives; when children play, they learn vital life-long skills, so we were thrilled by the reception that LEGO Braille Bricks received in educational settings. We’ve been inundated with thousands of requests to make them more widely available, so we just knew we had to make it happen, and with the new additional languages we can help reach even more families!*  

*It’s been a fantastic journey collaborating with children, families and experts from around the world to develop the product and online activity packs. Our partners have been instrumental also in advising on what colourways should be used for the bricks, product packaging and digital experiences to ensure this is optimised for individuals who experience low vision and vision loss. We know this is a strong platform for social inclusion and can’t wait to see families get creative and have fun playing with braille together.”*  
 
LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille set is priced at 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD and available for purchase at [LEGO.com/Play-with-braille.][3]  

The LEGO Foundation will continue to carry out research and distribute LEGO Braille Bricks educational kits free of charge through partnering national blindness associations and other partnering organisations. The LEGO Foundation supports children under the age of 18.  



  [1]: https://www.lego.com/braille-bricks
  [2]: https://www.lego.com/braille-bricks/braille-activities
  [3]: https://www.lego.com/braille-bricks

For more information, please contact [media@LEGO.com][1] 

**Note**: 
*LEGO Braille Bricks as a concept has been tested and developed in close collaboration with partnering blind organisations from around the world. 
LEGO Braille Bricks educational toolkits will continue to be distributed free of charge to select institutions, schools and services catering to the education of children with vision impairment. In each country where they are available, the LEGO Foundation works with an Official Partner to distribute them to these institutions. 
  
**(40724) LEGO® Braille Bricks - Play with Braille – Spanish Alphabet availability:** 
 - 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD

**(40722) LEGO® Braille Bricks - Play with Braille – German Alphabet availability:**  
 - 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD

**(40723) LEGO® Braille Bricks - Play with Braille – Italian Alphabet availability:** 
 - 89.99 EUR / 89.99 USD
 
**About the LEGO Group**   
The LEGO Group’s mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through the power of play. The LEGO System in Play, with its foundation in LEGO bricks, allows children and fans to build and rebuild anything they can imagine. 

The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, its name derived from the two Danish words LEg GOdt, which mean “Play Well”. Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company headquartered in Billund. However, its products are now sold in more than 130 countries worldwide. 

For more news from the LEGO Group, information about our financial performance and responsibility engagement, please visit [www.LEGO.com/aboutus][2] 

**About the LEGO Foundation** 
The LEGO Foundation aims to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow, a mission that it shares with the LEGO Group. The LEGO Foundation is dedicated to building a future where learning through play empowers children to become creative, engaged, lifelong learners. Its work is about re-defining play and re-imagining learning. In collaboration with thought leaders, influencers, educators and parents, the LEGO Foundation aims to equip, inspire and activate champions for play. [www.learningthroughplay.com.][3] 


  [1]: mailto:media@LEGO.com
  [2]: http://www.lego.com/aboutus
  [3]: http://www.learningthroughplay.com/

Notes To Editors

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To mark Louis Braille Day and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces three new languages to its LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille product. The set is aimed at kids aged 6+ and designed so that anyone who is curious about braille, be they blind, partially-sighted or sighted, can have fun getting to know the braille system at home with their family in a playful, inclusive way. 

From classroom to playroom: LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille now available in new languages and German, Italian and Spanish is in the mix!  

 To mark World Braille Day and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces new languages to its LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille product. 

LEGO Braille Bricks New languages

Asset_Bundle_LEGO_Braille_Bricks_-_Play_with_Braille.zip

 - Following an overwhelming response from around the world, LEGO® Braille Bricks are now available to purchase online at [LEGO.com][1]
 - The launch marks a significant milestone in the development of more inclusive learning through play experiences. 
 - With both braille and printed letters, numbers and symbols on each brick, and games designed for all ages, the new **‘LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille’** set makes learning braille more fun and accessible to everyone. 
 - Available in [English][2] and [French][3] from 1st September 2023 with pre-order starting 24th August and additional languages to follow next year. 


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille-english-40656
  [2]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille-english-40656
  [3]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille-french-40655

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**Billund, Denmark, 24th August 2023:** Ahead of World Blind Awareness Month this October and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces LEGO® braille bricks are available to purchase for the first time through [LEGO.com][1]. The new product **- LEGO® Braille Bricks – Play with Braille** – is aimed at kids aged 6+ and has been designed so that anyone who is curious about braille, be they blind, partially-sighted or sighted, can have fun getting to know the braille system at home with their family members in a playful, inclusive way.  

**Martine Abel-Williamson, President, World Blind Union**, commented: “For blind and partially sighted children, and adults for that matter, it makes all the difference if they can share their journey of learning braille with the people they love the most. For the blind community, braille is not just literacy, it’s our entry to independence and inclusion into this world, and to have LEGO Braille Bricks made available for the wider public is a massive step forward to ensuring more children will want to learn braille in the first place. And because it’s based on a product that so many families already know and love, this is really an invitation for all family members to have fun building tactile skills and getting familiar with braille using the same tool.”  

Until now, LEGO Braille Bricks have only been distributed free of charge by the LEGO Foundation to organisations* specializing in the education of children with vision impairment. Since the launch of these educational kits in 2020, feedback from parents, carers, grandparents, children, and educators has continually highlighted the positive impact the bricks have and how they transform the way children with vision impairment can learn braille. This overwhelming response has led to the creation of LEGO Braille Bricks - Play with Braille to give families the opportunity to enjoy the benefits and practice their tactile skills at home.  


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille-english-40656

**Lisa Taylor, mum to 7-year-old Olivia and 4-year-old Imogen**, commented: “Olivia first discovered LEGO braille bricks at school and they had such a big impact on her curiosity for braille. Before then, she found it hard to get started with the symbols but now she’s improving all the time. To have a set at home changes everything. We can play with braille together as a family and she can introduce braille to her little sister in a way they both love. LEGO braille bricks are accessible for her without being really different for other kids, so she gets to play and learn just like every other child. That makes her feel included which is so important, not just to Olivia but any child.” 

**[LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille][1]** includes 287 bricks in five colours: white, yellow, green, red and blue. All bricks are fully compatible with other LEGO products and the studs on each brick are arranged to correspond to the numbers and letters in the braille system, with the printed version of the symbol or letter situated below the studs.  

The set also includes two baseplates to build on and comes in packaging with braille embossing. To enhance the play experience and support pre-braille skill development, a series of supporting play starters are available on LEGO.com and will teach players how to orient, attach and stack the bricks through well-loved games such as Rock, Paper, Scissors, which all members of the family can take part in. 


  [1]: https://youtu.be/QLsP-qr_At8?feature=shared

**Rasmus Løgstrup, LEGO Group Lead Designer on LEGO Braille Bricks** said: “Play has the power to change lives; when children play, they learn vital life-long skills, so we were thrilled by the reception that LEGO Braille Bricks received in educational settings. We’ve been inundated with thousands of requests to make them more widely available, so we just knew we had to make it happen!”  

“It’s been a fantastic journey collaborating with children, families and experts from around the world to develop the product and online activity packs. Our partners have been instrumental also in advising on what colourways should be used for the bricks, product packaging and digital experiences to ensure this is optimised for individuals who experience low vision and vision loss. We know this is a strong platform for social inclusion, and can’t wait to see families get creative and have fun playing with braille together.”  

With its ongoing commitment to make its play experiences more inclusive, the LEGO Group has also partnered with the free mobile app Be My Eyes. The popular app connects blind and partially sighted people with companies to help with everyday tasks through a live video call. As part of the partnership, LEGO Customer Service colleagues will provide confidential, live visual assistance through the app covering support from a wide range of topics from unboxing, to general product support. 

**Mike Buckley, Chairman and CEO, Be My Eye**s, commented: "The fact that the LEGO Group is investing in inclusion is huge because so many people in the blind and low vision community already love and enjoy LEGO products. Be My Eyes is incredibly honored to partner with the LEGO Group to enable and inspire the creativity of blind and low vision builders across the globe."  

The LEGO Group is also pleased to announce that **LEGO® Audio & Braille Building Instructions** will now become a permanent offering. Inspired and co-developed by entrepreneur Matthew Shifrin who is blind, this experience gives builders the option of having select LEGO building instructions available as audio or text for braille readers. 

LEGO Braille Bricks – Play with Braille is priced at 89.99 USD and now available for pre-order in [English][1] and [French][2] versions ahead of launch September 1st 2023. In early 2024, the set will also be available in Italian, German and Spanish versions.  

The LEGO Foundation will continue to carry out research and distribute LEGO Braille Bricks educational kits free of charge through partnering national blindness associations and other partnering organisations. 


  [1]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille--english-40656
  [2]: https://www.lego.com/product/play-with-braille--french-40655

For more information, please contact [media@LEGO.com][1]   

**Note:** 
*LEGO Braille Bricks as a concept has been tested and developed in close collaboration with partnering blind organisations from around the world. 
LEGO Braille Bricks educational toolkits are distributed free of charge to select institutions, schools and services catering to the education of children with vision impairment. In each country where they are available, the LEGO Foundation works with an Official Partner to distribute them to these institutions. 
 
**(40656) LEGO® Braille Bricks Play with Braille – English version availability:**  
 - United Kingdom: 79,99: GBP
 - Ireland: 89,99 EUR
 - United States: 89,99 USD
 - Canada: 119,99 CAD
 - Australia: 149,99 AUD
 - New Zealand: 169,99 NZD
 
**(40655) LEGO® Braille Bricks Play with Braille – French version availability:** 
 - France: 89,99 EUR
 - Canada: 119,99 CAD
 - Switzerland: 109,00 CHF
 - Luxembourg: 89,99 EUR
 - Belgium: 89,99 EUR

**About the LEGO Group**    
The LEGO Group’s mission is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through the power of play. The LEGO System in Play, with its foundation in LEGO bricks, allows children and fans to build and rebuild anything they can imagine. 

The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, its name derived from the two Danish words LEg GOdt, which mean “Play Well”. Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company headquartered in Billund. However, its products are now sold in more than 130 countries worldwide.  

For more news from the LEGO Group, information about our financial performance and responsibility engagement, please visit [www.LEGO.com/aboutus][2] 

**About the LEGO Foundation** 
The LEGO Foundation aims to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow, a mission that it shares with the LEGO Group. The LEGO Foundation is dedicated to building a future where learning through play empowers children to become creative, engaged, lifelong learners. Its work is about re-defining play and re-imagining learning. In collaboration with thought leaders, influencers, educators and parents, the LEGO Foundation aims to equip, inspire and activate champions for play. [www.learningthroughplay.com.][3]  

**About Be My Eyes** 
Be My Eyes is a global community that connects people who are blind or have low vision with sighted volunteers or company representatives. On the app, volunteers assist blind and low-vision users through a live video connection and work together to tackle challenges and handle a wide range of tasks. With the Specialised Help feature, blind and low-vision users can connect with company representatives for accessible customer support. The app harnesses the power of generosity, technology, human connection and artificial intelligence to help blind and low-vision people lead more independent lives. Be My Eyes is accessible in more than 150 countries worldwide and in over 180 languages. The app is free and available for both iOS and Android. To inquire about Be My Eyes contact [community@bemyeyes.com.][4]  


  [1]: mailto:media@LEGO.com
  [2]: http://www.LEGO.com/aboutus
  [3]: http://www.learningthroughplay.com
  [4]: mailto:community@bemyeyes.com

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Ahead of World Blind Awareness Month this October and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces LEGO® Braille Bricks are available to purchase for the first time through LEGO.com. 

Bringing Braille Fun Home: LEGO® Braille Bricks on Sale for the First Time

Ahead of World Blind Awareness Month this October and in response to global demand, the LEGO Group announces LEGO® braille bricks are available to purchase 

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