where can I get Braille books for my friend?
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Check with your local library. Often, even if they have no Braille books, they can make arrangements to get books through interlibrary loan. Also, have you considered checking out books-on-tape or on CD for your friend? I personally love checking out unabridged Spoken Word books from the library. I hope this helps!
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1. www. amazon.com\n\n2. www.ebay.com (2nd hand books mostly)\n\n3.www.whsmith.com\n\n4. public library\n\n5. book shops
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A good one is CBD (Christian Book Distributors) (the address is Christianbook.com)(Don't worry, they don't have just books.... They have Christian t-shirts, movies and films, Bibles, books, games, house ware, music, Children's stuff, Bible dictionaries and concordances, devotionals, and much more!!
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Most libraries have them to borrow or in their reference section, and both Barnes & Noble and Borders have a good selection to buy.\n \nWere you looking for something specific?\n\nYou might also try amazon.com
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Most likely you can find it on e-bay and any on-line bookstore.  Also second hand book stores are good sources.  Try your local library if you don't really want to buy it.  They will probably order it for you if they don't have it.
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Try the library...sometimes they have sales on books for cheap.
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YES,if you really had to you could read Braille with any part of your body, from head to toe, but it will be very hard and require much more practice.  Contact the braille institute or the light house for better information
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You could always try contacting the publisher of the Charmed books: \nUK: Simon & Schuster Childrens Books \nUSA: Simon Spotlight Entertainment
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If you haven't checked on ebay.   Then you should really try  Barnes and Noble they seem to have everything
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I've seen/gotten books from Wal-Mart, Target and pretty much any other book store. Depends on the information you need. There are also picture cards you can get to help with beginning sounds, numbers, short words and rhyming words. Here are some online places you can check out.
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you can try www.amazon.com or may be www.google.com
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try ebay or yahoo shopping
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If you are visually disabled, there is a site:\nwww.rfbd.org\nYou can become a member and have access to thousands of books. Another is  www.justaudiobooks.com\n\nFor a more complete list of sites, just google "audio books."
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http://www.amazon.com \nhttp://www.ebay.com\nhttp://www.barnesandnoble.com\n\n\nProbably you have tried these sites.
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There is a teach yourself braille course at http://www.brl.org/ However, to be certified, you would still have to submit a final manuscript to NLS, and you would need to know their formatting standards from their textbook, which is available for purchase from the American Printing House for the Blind:\nAuthor                Risjord, Constance.\nTitle                 Instruction manual for Braille transcribing \nPHONE: (502) 895-2405,(800) 223-1839\nCatalog No.           7-59880-00 $31.00 \nYou can also enroll directly through NLS and receive materials free: http://www.loc.gov/nls/bds.html\nOther countries have similar programs, I understand.
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Make a letter in braille for the blind man to read
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You should be able to find them in your local Christian bookstore.