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Get the new school year off to a flying start with RNIB's free giant print books for blind and partially sighted children.
We have teamed up with audio book publishers AudioGO (home of BBC audiobooks) to offer you a fantastic opportunity to win an audio book of your choice worth up to £25 throughout 2012. Most titles are available in both CD and download format.
Sadly Maeve Binchy died last month aged 72. She's best known for her humorous take on small-town life in Ireland, her descriptive characters, her interest in human nature and her often clever surprise endings.
The 12 books were chosen by a panel of judges chaired by Sir Peter Stothard, Editor of the Times Literary Supplement.
Share your opinions in our survey. This is your chance to influence the development of a proposed new RNIB service that would provide Talking Books for download.
We have teamed up with audio book publishers AudioGO (home of BBC audiobooks) to offer you a fantastic opportunity to win an audio book of your choice worth up to £25 throughout 2012. Most titles are available in both CD and download format.
Nominations for books to be given out for free at next year's World Book Night has started.
What would you like to see in the library? We are always happy to hear which books our readers would like to see us add to the library. Because of limited resources we can't promise that it will get chosen, but all requests are considered.
This year's winner of the prestigious Carnegie medal, for the second year running, was Patrick Ness for his haunting novel A monster calls
Last month we mentioned the shortlist for the Dagger in the library ward, the winner was Steve Mosby author, amongst others, of Still Bleeding TB 17642 and Black Flowers soon to be available as a talking book.
Last updated: 20 September 2012