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• Referral from August 19, 2019
  

  jhurle9403 asked:

  Looking for a Braille book on chiropractic care - help? My little sister is 15 and she’s legally blind. She can read Braille or with the assistance of a digital scope/screen type device (sorry I can’t think of what it’s called) but Braille is much easier. She wants to be a chiropractor when she gets older. Is there any books someone could recommend that cover basic chiropractic information or even just the skeleton? She asked for one for Christmas. Thanks in advance.

  

  AnElusiveDreamer replied:

  Have you tried Bookshare.org? They have a lot of textbooks and other non-fiction on there. You can get them in audio and braille as well, but I’ve never tried the braille option before.

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• Referral from August 12, 2015
  

  Susan S. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can get a Braille Bible for my granddaughter. I would like the King James Version

  

  Carlton W. replied:

  Also, check out www.bookshare.org. They have KJV bibles available in Daisy format (which can be accessed by either refreshable brialle OR audio). Additionally, she would benefit from becoming a BookShare member -- so many books, both religious and secular, are available.

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• Referral from December 28, 2014
  

  Candyce A. asked:

  Ok so any of my Speech therapist friends or anyone really: Who has heard of bookshare.org?

  

  Christy R. replied:

  Hey SLP friends do you know anything about this program... bookshare.org (see original post)..... Marla Love Watson , Katii Leigh , Shannon Hardcastle Weber , Cathy Dozier Smart , Melissa Neissl , Nichole Bewley Crane , Nicole Evers , Heather Ware Howard , Melissa Goates .......Thanks ladies.

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