Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Free Talking Books for People Unable to Read Regular Print



The Library of Congress has a FREE service including talking books, players, and a download service for persons who are unable to read or handle print books.  They have over 50,000 digital talking books available at no cost.  Even the postage is paid. 

This is also a life-enhancing program for older adults who have macular degeneration or limited vision.  To learn more, check out this website below or phone 1.888. 657.7323.  Agedoc.

http://www.loc.gov/nls/

-

Events and Aging News ~ October 2026

  Hi Readers, Many thanks to my colleague and friend, Dr. Harry “Rick” Moody, for providing these resources on aging. He is a visiting lectu...

  • Aging Myths, Stereotypes, and Ageism
      Ageism is the most widely accepted form of prejudice worldwide and impacts both physical health and mental well-being. Ageism is discrimi...
  • Your Aging Manual
      Mayo Clinic on Healthy Aging: An Easy and Comprehensive Guide to Keeping Your Body Young, Your Mind Sharp and Your Spirit Fulfilled .  Har...
  • Goodbye Dr. Jan Hively
      Hi Readers, I am sharing a story written by Dr. Harry "Rick" Moody, who knew Dr. Hively for many years. She was a seminal thinke...