Washington Talking Book and Braille Library
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This program provides you with a variety of books and magazines on audio, in Braille, and in large print. The library produces its own audiobooks that cover a wide variety of subjects. The Radio Reading Service provides information such as newspapers, grocery ads, shopping news, and magazines if you cannot easily read regular print. The library also offers information on issues related to blindness and physical disabilities. Services and equipment are free.


How do I get help?

To find out more, contact the program.

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