To mark the start of Dyslexia Awareness Week (5-11 October), the Bible Society -- a non-profit organization devoted to distributing the Bible -- has published both the Gospel of Mark and the Psalms in dyslexia-friendly versions.
For people with dyslexia, the Bible can be a particularly challenging book to read due to the thin paper that shows words on the other side of the page and the traditionally smaller point size.
The newly published dyslexia-friendly bibles are printed on thick, cream paper, uses large point size with a Sans Serif typeface and a single column of text per page.
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