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Learning Through Listening

http://www.rfbd.org/index.htm
Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic®: Building Bridges

RFB&D®, a national nonprofit, volunteer organization, is the leading accessible audiobook library for students with disabilities such as visual impairment or dyslexia. With titles available in every subject area and grade level, RFB&D's digitally recorded audio textbooks help students challenged by the printed page.

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Audio Books for the Blind and Visually Impaired

http://www.loc.gov/nls/
Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS administers a free library program of braille and audio materials circulated to eligible borrowers in the United States by postage-free mail
The 10-squared Club
NLS Kids Zone     
Learn:

What's new at NLS

Foreign Language Materials
Current Strategic Business Plan
for the Implementation of Digital Systems – September 2006
(For additional information see the Strategic Business [...:]

RNIB Books- Books For The Visually Impaired

http://www.rnib.org.uk
Welcome to New Books
New Books is your regular update of new titles available for loan and sale from RNIB. We hope this will make it easy for you to choose the books you want to read. New Books is free and is available in Daisy CD, braille, print, by email and for download in Word [...:]

Riverrun Bookshop Blog

http://riverrunbookshop.blogspot.com/
riverrun bookshop
12 Washington Ave.
Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
914-478-1339
open daily 11:00-4:00
riverrun – Christopher P. Stephens
     Chris Stephens has been a book dealer since 1965 – earlier if you count childhood buying and selling.
Stephens has sold major collections to university libraries all over the world.   He is an expert bookman. 
     Chris Stephens owns and [...:]

The Yellow Lighted Bookshop Blog

http://cotswoldbookseller.wordpress.com/


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Inspired by two of my favourite books for children.


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Picture of a chap swimming in his moat:
February 28, 2009




Roger Deakin, writes like a dream.


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Snowy weather.
February 10, 2009



Ignoring the obvious danger to life and [...:]

Seattle Mystery Bookshop Blog

http://seattlemysteryblog.typepad.com/
Appropriate weather….  It appears that after an unusually warm summer, the crew at the Seattle Mystery Bookshop has ordered special weather just for me: Grey. marvelous overcast for appropriate atmosphere while signing Vanished and the rest here today. Had a very nice turn out after my slightly late arrival due to waitresses who can't make [...:]

Maine Coast Bookshop Blog

http://mainecoastbookshop.blogspot.com/
Melissa Sweet
Sunday, June 8th the Maine Coast Book Shop Goes To The Dogs to Benefit the Lincoln County Animal Shelter and to celebrate the release of local author Melissa Sweet's wonderful new book, "Tupelo Rides the Rails". From 11am to 1pm there will treats for dogs, activities for children, and information on adopting pets from [...:]

Woodgreen Bookshop Blog

http://woodgreenbookshop.blogspot.com/
Sunday, August 09, 2009

Stripy Horse-play

Last Friday Karen Wall and Jim Helmore came along to the Big Green Bookshop to read their fabulous kids books 'Who Are You Stripy Horse', and 'Look Out Stripy Horse'. .
We've been doing story telling every Friday over the Summer Holidays at 1.00pm, and depending on how popular they are, we'll [...:]

The Bookshop Blog

http://bookshopblog.com/
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Making It Memorable with an Impromptu Salon
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More and more, I am convinced that what we are selling in a bookstore—and here's an area where the bricks-and-mortar business differs sharply from online selling—is a total experience. In my bookstore, philosophy is often the focus of an impromptu salon…
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Kunati Blog

http://www.kunati.com/our-publishers-...
Derek Armstrong is co-founder and Publisher at Kunati. He is also President of several successful companies, described by Profit Magazine as "Savvy and smart." Derek is perhaps best known as an in-demand marketing guru at Persona Corp, creators of Image-Marketing and Blogertize, co-inventor of the Book Trailer in 1988, and author of very popular novels [...:]