Love books but find standard print difficult to read? KDL has a resource that can help.
The KDL Talking Book & Braille Center (TBBC) makes it easier for people of all ages to enjoy books and magazines in accessible formats. And the best part? It’s completely free.
TBBC is available to residents of Kent, Montcalm and Ionia counties who are unable to read standard print due to a visual, physical or reading disability. Materials can be delivered right to your home at no cost or downloaded to a personal device.
From novels and nonfiction to magazines and other accessible materials, TBBC helps make reading something everyone can enjoy.
Could TBBC be right for you?
If you or someone you know has difficulty reading standard print, take a look at what TBBC has to offer. KDL provides information about applying for the service, available materials and equipment, adaptive technology and more.
Ready to discover a new way to enjoy reading?
Learn more about the KDL Talking Book & Braille Center and find out how to get started.
Have questions? Contact TBBC at 616-784-2007 or contact@kdl.org.
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