It is possible to transcribe braille by replacing each letter with the braille code for the letter.
This is usually known as Grade 1 Braille.
Grade 1 braille is mostly used by beginners.

The basic problem of Grade 1 braille is that braille letters are much larger than printed ones.
The standard page is 11"x11" (28 cm by 28 cm) in size and only has room for twenty-five lines of forty characters.
 This means a book would need to be very thick compared to a standard printed book.
It is possible to transcribe braille by replacing each letter with the braille code for the letter. This is usually known as Grade 1 Braille. Grade 1 braille is mostly used by beginners.
The basic problem of Grade 1 braille is that braille letters are much larger than printed ones. The standard page is 11"x11" (28 cm by 28 cm) in size and only has room for twenty-five lines of forty characters.  This means a book would need to be very thick compared to a standard printed book.
Braille