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Keep Blind Children Reading
By ann | April 19, 2013
Here’s a way to celebrate National Library Week and the wonderful services that public libraries offer. Keep blind children reading. Libraries are an important public service for young Rhode Island residents. Together, Rhode Island public libraries and Talking Books Plus can provide access to strong reading collections for Rhode Island’s blind children and children with visual and physical challenges. Libraries are a great source of reading pleasure and information for children who cannot read regular print. Contact Talking Books Plus at 574-9310 to learn what it means to be an institutional member of Talking Books Plus. Be the resource for blind and physcially challenged readers living in your community. RI Talking Books Plus is a member of the National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.
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