[Bordermarch] Library on tape [was "...Through Humberto"]

[Jennifer Schmidt]

Hi all,
   
  There is also the Talking Book Program through the Texas State Library,  http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/tbp/engbrochure.html, which may be the local extension of the NLS.  
   
  Reading for the Blind and Dyslexic is a non-profit that offers an apparently extensive library of educational audio material, with subject areas and grade levels from kindergarten to post-grad and professional.  There is, however, a registration fee of $65 and annual fees of $35.  http://www.rfbd.org/  They also provide the specially adapted players for free.
   
  Jennifer/Genevieve the Gypsy

tessa <tessa at gt.rr.com> wrote:
  Malachai,
Thank you for your considerate message.
It's nice to see you subscribing to Bordermarch, good neighbor.

(I do know Armuin has mentioned that she has accessed "some" books on tape;
not certain as to their origin. Maybe a product of a local library; she 
discussed the quality of voices on tape.)
Tessa

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dale Carroll" 
To: "Barony Bordermarch" 
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 2:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Bordermarch] How we fared through Humberto


> Ericus,
>
> Have you looked into NLS?
>
> The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is a
> national service which will loan her books in audio format postage free. 
> It
> is attached to the Library of Congress. They will send the materials and
> the equipment free of charge if she qualifies and she can return them free
> of charge as well.
>
> She will, however, need someone to help her with ordering materials. The
> website is http://www.loc.gov/nls/.
>
> They have a MASSIVE library of materials.
>
> Just something you might wanna look into.
>
> Malachai
> 
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