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New Books August 2008 homepage
Summary: Your regular update of new titles available for loan and sale from RNIB
Welcome to New Books
Welcome to the August 2008 edition of New Books. The magazine is free, bi-monthly and available in the following formats: Daisy CD, braille, print, by email or by downloading from the website here:
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In this issue
Braille
- Braille - fiction for adults
- Braille - non-fiction for adults
- Braille - for children and young adults
Talking Books
- Talking Books - fiction for adults
- Talking Books - non-fiction for adults
- Talking Books - for children and young adults
- Books narrated by volunteers
Giant print
- Giant print - for adults
- Giant print - fiction for children and young people
- Giant print - non-fiction for children and young people
Daisy
Further information
Choosing books
We can help you get the book you want:
- If you are a user of the Talking Book Service and just want to find out what you can borrow, go to our Talking Book Catalogue.
- You can also search the Library Catalogue online where you can check to see what titles we have by your favourite authors, or a particular title or subject. All our records include a short summary of the book to help you choose.
Get in touch
We welcome suggestions for books you would like to see added to our holdings. Please contact our Reader Services Team on 01733 37 53 33 or email libraryinfo@rnib.org.uk and they will put it forward for consideration.
We would also like to hear your thoughts about the books you've read. We are always happy to receive reviews and comments which we can share with other readers. Send them to the Editor by email deborah.ryan@rnib.org.uk or phone 0161 355 2082.
Content author: cservices@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 20/11/2008 11:13
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