| MAIN MENU |
|
- Home - Feature stories - From the editor - Just a thought - Small blessings - You are not alone - Come and get it - Then and now - Fun pages - Advertising info - Helpful links New - About Us |
|
|
Published November/December 2000
(NAPSA) There are things in life we enjoy more as we grow older… the company of family and friends… the satisfaction of reading a fascinating book.Reading is something you can enjoy no matter where you are - even if you can't hold a book, turn a page or see regular print. Talking books, a national service of the Library of Congress, features high-quality recordings of the latest bestsellers, classics, how-to-do's, who-done-its, romances and westerns.
The recordings are played on easy-to-use equipment, and you can get talking books and playback equipment by mail, at no charge, if you're eligible.
For more information call 1-800-424-9100 or write to: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped - The Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20542
Return to a list of feature stories from Home Front Magazine.
Home
|
Feature stories
|
From the editor
| Just a thought
You are not alone | Come and get it | Then and now
Small blessings | Fun pages | Advertising | Ad links | About Us
© Copyright 2002 Home Front Magazine. All rights reserved.
Hosting by FN Publishing
You are not alone | Come and get it | Then and now
Small blessings | Fun pages | Advertising | Ad links | About Us
© Copyright 2002 Home Front Magazine. All rights reserved.
Hosting by FN Publishing