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NLS Talking Books Library

Samuel Seavey

By Samuel Seavey

October 2, 2019

If you're having difficulty reading text, but still want to enjoy your favorite stories, then audiobooks might be the solution! You don't need to pay for an expensive monthly subscription though. Here's a free option you may find interesting - the National Library Service Talking Books Library!

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