They surprised her with Harry Potter books in braille so she can read them herself ❤️

[forlone_li]

That aunt deserves a lot of respect. Not only did the aunt make a gofundme to help her actually read the books without listening to someone. Everyone helped out, thank you everyone who donated.

As someone who has worked or have been friends with people who are blind, permanently in a wheelchair and more this is lovely. I certainly thank everyone again

[aspectra]

It’s crazy how blind people can actually read just by feeling a paper that has dots, amazing skill

[ashriddle]

The "oh my goodness I got my own braille copy!" Was so cute and made me happy to hear!

[ChickenBrothRoss]

This made me cry. If you are a parent, then please try your best to make your kid feel like this!❤

[breezeh]

I don't think people realize how hard and what talent it takes to be able to read braille 💜💜 She is a smart little girl and I'm so excited for her!!

[iwbee]

I wish braille was more accessible for those who rely on it!

[jinxysaberk]

Her reaction felt so genuine. The fact she even had the delayed reaction while reading the title was so sweet

[marjoriehoglund]

What a lovely child ! So happy for her that she has these books to read ! Great Aunt for looking after this Darling Child ! Blessings from Michigan!

[pexifym]

“NOW I CAN READ IT” really goes to show how much we take things for granted, god bless that child

[yuri-chan]

This is so heart warming, it’s adorable how excited she got over having her own copy in braille :)

[captain_commenter]

The excitement in her voice when she realizes what the gift is is one of the best things I’ve heard today

[mattsheng]

As a Potterhead this was SO CUTE! She kind of reminds me of Luna Lovegood if she was blind and had a slightly less mysterious personality.

[AndreTwate]

Bless her - this is so sweet. A reminder to us all to not take sight reading for granted.

[sabrinawilliams]

The "I've got my own Braille copy, now I can read it!" line had me shed a happy tear. Way to go Auntie forming the GFM!

[gameschadwick]

The scariest thing to read in braille would be “do not touch”

[billc]

I watched this and felt ashamed when I was that age and didn’t appreciate things I was given. To see her joy just being able to read her favorite books. What an amazing aunt !!!!

[GaPeach]

That’s so satisfying, like my heart has done it’s good deed for life.

[johnphilipdestacamento]

"They started a gofundme to get this girl every harry potter book"
Well that's grim
"In braille"
They have that????

[ravenclawallday]

"Harry Potter..and the..Soccer's Stone...*gasp*"

And that...that is then I started to have watering eyes to see her so happy

[Fizzy_Soap]

One of my friends is blind, she had got a braille book for Christmas and for some reason it had pictures. Somebody got fired 💀

Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS