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That All May Read Magazines

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Do you ever want something to read that is not an entire book? Maybe just an article here or there on a topic of interest to you, like home decorating, current affairs, or contemporary music.

NLS has magazines on a variety of subjects in both braille and audio formats. We even have magazines specifically geared towards children. We can send them directly to you through the mail or you can get that instant gratification by downloading them using our BARD service.

For a list of all magazines available through NLS check out the NLS Magazine website.

BARD website

1. On the BARD Main Page, go to the “Find Magazines and Other Materials” heading.
2. To find the most recent issue of a magazine
a. Click on the “Most recent issues” link.
b. The results list will contain the most recent issue of all the audio magazines first in
alphabetical order followed by the most recent issues of all the braille magazine titles.
You are given the option to download each issue individually.
3. To find a magazine by title
a. In the field to the right of “Magazines by title” is a drop-down menu containing a list of
both audio and braille magazines listed alphabetically by title. Select the title you want
and hit the “Go” button.
b. The results list will appear with the most recent issue of the magazine at the top. You
are given the option to download each issue individually.
4. To subscribe to a magazine
a. In the field to the right of “Magazines by title” is a drop-down menu containing a list of
both audio and braille magazines listed alphabetically by title. Select the title you want
and hit the “Go” button.
b. At the top of the results page will be a button to click if you would like to subscribe to
this specific magazine. Select it. New issues will automatically be added to your wish
list.

BARD Express

1. To find a magazine by title
a. Click on the “Browse Magazines” button.
b. In the field to the right of “Filter” type in the beginning of the magazine title you want
to read. For example, “Hu” for “Humpty Dumpty Magazine.” You should see the title
appear in the results area below.
c. Select the magazine title.
2. To find the most recent issue of a magazine
a. Click on the “Browse Magazines” button.
b. In the field to the right of “Filter” type in the beginning of the magazine title you want
to read. For example, “Hu” for “Humpty Dumpty Magazine.” You should see the title
appear in the results area below.
c. Select the magazine title.
d. A list of the available issues should appear in the results field. Select the issue you
want to download and then select the download option.
3. To subscribe to a magazine
a. Click on the “Browse Magazines” button.
b. In the field to the right of “Filter” type in the beginning of the magazine title you want
to read. For example, “Hu” for “Humpty Dumpty Magazine.” You should see the title
appear in the results area below.
c. Select the magazine title.
d. A list of the available issues should appear in the results field. Select the issue you
want to download and then select the subscribe option.

BARD app for iOS and Android

1. To find a magazine by title
a. Go to “Get Books” icon.
b. Select “Browse magazines.”
c. Choose to select either “Audio magazines” or “Braille magazines.”
d. The magazine titles in your selected format will appear in alphabetical order.
e. A list of the available issues should appear on the screen with the most recent issue
listed first. Select the download option.
2. To find a specific magazine by title
a. Go to “Get Books” icon.
b. Select “Browse magazines.”
c. Choose to select either “Audio magazines” or “Braille magazines.”
d. Tap the search field at the top of the screen so the typewriter appears.
e. Start typing in the title of the magazine until it appears in the results area below.
f. Select the title of the magazine you wish to download.
3. To subscribe to a magazine
a. Go to “Get Books” icon.
b. Select “Browse magazines.”
c. Choose to select either “Audio magazines” or “Braille magazines.”
d. The magazine titles available in your selected format will appear in alphabetical order.
e. Search for a specific magazine title you wish to download by tapping the search field
at the top of the screen so the typewriter appears.
f. Start typing in the title of the magazine until it appears in the results area below.
g. Select the title of the magazine you wish to download.
h. A list of the available issues should appear on the screen with the most recent issue
listed first.
i. Select the download option.
j. Select the “More info” button.
k. Select the “More actions” button.
l. Select the “Subscribe” button. New issues will automatically be added to your wish list.

Audio Magazines on Cartridge

We can subscribe you to magazines that we send on a digital cartridge through the mail. For available titles and to subscribe, call our Reader Services team at 1-800-252-9605 or 512-463-5458.

Physical Braille Magazines

We can subscribe you to hardcopy braille magazines that we send through the mail. For available titles and to subscribe, call our Reader Services team at 1-800-252-9605 or 512-463-5458.

That All May Make Music

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Do you want to learn to play an instrument? NLS has your back. All you need to do is find an instrument. We have instructions on how to learn to play many instruments as well as music scores for all levels of proficiency. We have music-oriented magazines and the NLS Music Section has a blog! We have almost anything a music enthusiast could want.

This is intended for those patrons wanting to learn an instrument. So, if you’ve been playing for years, check out the NLS Music Section (detailed below) for more information.

Finding Instructional Music Materials on BARD

BARD website

1. BARD Main Page – Find Music Books and Scores
2. Select “Music Collection.”
a. Instrument Instruction Materials
i. Scroll down to “Browse by subject.”
ii. In the dropdown menu to the right, scroll down and select “Instructional”, then select
the “Go” button to the right.
iii. Results will come up for the instructional materials for all instruments. This will be a
mix of instrument instruction as well as songs for beginners.
b. Instructions for playing music by ear
i. Type in the keyword search for “Flute by ear” and tap “Go.”
ii. Results will come up for the “Flute by ear materials.” This will be a mix of instrument
instruction as well as songs for flute to be learned “by ear.” Just substitute one of the
instruments listed below to find the specific one you want.

BARD Express

1. Go to “Browse by Subject.”
a. Instrument Instruction Materials
i. In the dropdown menu of subjects below, scroll down and select “Instructional.” 
ii. Results will come up for the instructional materials for all instruments. This will be a
mix of instrument instruction as well as songs for beginners.
iii. Type Ctrl+F and a screen will pop up. Enter the instrument you want and hit enter.
This will pull up all the musical instructional materials for that instrument.
b. Instructions for playing music by ear
i. Select “Browse by subject.”
ii. In the dropdown menu of subjects below, scroll down and select “instructional.” 
iii. Results will come up for the instructional materials for all instruments. This will be a
mix of instrument instruction as well as songs for beginners.
iv. Type Ctrl+F and a screen will pop up. Type “By ear” into the filter field and select
the “Ok” button.
c. Song Instructions for playing a specific instrument by ear
i. Select “Browse by Series.”
ii. In the filter field type “Flute.” The series title “Flute by ear” should appear below in
the results field. Select it.
iii. Results will include individual songs in the flute by ear series.

BARD app for iOS and Android

1. Go to “Get Books” tab.
2. Select “Search Music.”
a. Browse Instrument Instruction Materials
i. Type in the keyword search “For the visually impaired” and tap “Go.”
ii. Results will come up for all the “Introduction to” materials for various different
instruments by Bill Brown.
b. Instructions for a specific instrument
i. Type in a title search for “Intro to the flute” or “Flute for the visually impaired” and
select the “Go” button.
ii. Results will come up with the instructions for the flute. Just substitute
one of the instruments listed below to find the specific one you want.
c. Instructions for playing music by ear
i. Type in the keyword search for “By ear” and tap “Go.”
ii. Results will come up for all the “By ear materials.” This will be a mix of instrument
instruction as well as songs for either piano or guitar to be learned “by ear.”
d. Instructions for playing a specific instrument by ear
i. Type in “Guitar by ear” or substitute “Guitar” for one of the instruments listed below.
ii. Results will come up for all the by ear materials for that specific instrument.

Music Course Materials (Audio Format)

Bill Brown: Mr. Brown made a series of introductory courses for the guitar and piano that were recorded with the visually impaired in mind. Currently there are “Intro to…” courses for over a dozen instruments as well as hundreds of “by ear” song lessons for several of these instruments.

Instruments: Five-string banjo, chromatic button chord accordion, drums, flute, guitar (bass, flamenco, and lead), harmonica, mandolin, penny whistle, piano, piano by ear, saxophone (alto, tenor, and soprano), ukulele (baritone and soprano), and violin.

…By Ear Series: Many instruments have a “by ear” series that includes basic instruction as well as instruction for specific songs. Do a series search for the name of your instrument and add “by ear.” For example: Flute by Ear.  

Instruments: Banjo, bass guitar, flute, guitar (includes ukulele), harmonica, piano, and saxophone (alto, tenor, and soprano).

Music Course Materials (Braille Format)

Belwin Orchestra Builder: This wonderful resource is for those who wish to teach someone else to play an instrument.

Instruments: Baritone, bassoon, cello, clarinet (alto and bass), drums, drums and bells, flute, horn, mellophone, oboe, piccolo, saxophone (alto, baritone, and tenor), string bass, trombone, trumpet (includes cornet), tuba, viola, and violin.

Another resource for braille music course materials is the Hadley School for the Blind.

Hadley School for the Blind

Hadley Institute developed courses intended for adults who wish to learn braille music for themselves, to support braille music learners, and possibly pursue further training in teaching braille music or transcribing print music into braille. The courses are available in downloadable braille in BRF or in large print (LPM) in PDF. The braille and audio course materials are also available to download from the Music Collection on BARD in BRM or DBM.

NLS Music Section

Now you have the basics down or you’re already a virtuoso and you need music. That’s where the NLS Music Section comes into play.

The Music Section of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS), Library of Congress, has the largest music collection of its kind in the world, with more than 25,000 titles including braille and large print scores and recorded instructional materials about music and musicians.

Any person eligible for NLS services is also eligible for NLS music services. While patrons receive most NLS services through the network of cooperating libraries, NLS music materials circulate directly to patrons from the NLS headquarters in Washington, DC.

How to Request Music Service

Patrons already registered with a cooperating network library should contact the NLS Music Section directly either via phone (800-424-8567 ext. 2) or via email (nlsm@loc.gov).

Finding Music Magazines and MORE on BARD

Music Magazines

Six music magazines are available by direct-mail subscription to registered users. Subscriptions may be obtained through the local cooperating library or the NLS Music Section. Several are also available via download from BARD. The magazines are:

Braille Music Magazine: a monthly British publication containing articles and criticism from British classical music magazines. Hard-copy embossed issues are mailed to all subscribers.

Contemporary Soundtrack: A Review of Pop, Jazz, Rock, and Country: a bimonthly NLS-compiled sampler of articles from national magazines. It is available to subscribers on cartridge and on BARD.

Musical Mainstream: an NLS-compiled sampler from national magazines. It contains current articles on classical music and music education. The quarterly publication is available in braille, ebraille, and audio. Audio is available to subscribers on cartridge and on BARD.

Popular Music Lead Sheets: an NLS-compiled collection of melodies, lyrics, and chords to popular songs ranging from oldies to recent hits. Published quarterly in braille, it is available on BARD.

Quarterly Music Magazine: a single issue of a complete music magazine chosen from among commercial popular and classical offerings. This audio publication is available to subscribers on cartridge and on BARD.

Sound and Vision: a monthly publication containing articles and reviews of music recordings and information about technological equipment. It is available to subscribers on cartridge and on BARD.

NLS Music Notes: The NLS Music Section blog, NLS Music Notes highlights the NLS music collection, presents newly added titles, profiles musicians who are blind or visually impaired, and features braille music transcribers and their work, along with a variety of related music topics and activities. New posts appear every Thursday.

Using BARD for Spanish Speakers

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Spanish is a high priority international language. BARD has a Spanish language collection, and its interface is available in Spanish on the web version and also both iOS and Android BARD apps.

Spanish Language Books

NLS has a Spanish version of the NLS website and a robust and growing Spanish language collection.

There are three main sources for Spanish audiobooks:

  1. NLS narrates print or ebooks,
  2. NLS converts Spanish commercial audiobooks to accessible audiobooks, and
  3. NLS imports accessible audiobooks in Spanish from other countries via the Marrakesh Treaty. The vast majority of these come from Spain.

NLS collects both translations into Spanish and original-Spanish language books from as many Spanish-speaking countries as possible.

BARD

On BARD, there are currently 6,499 audiobooks and 62 braille books in Spanish (including music titles). The Spanish collection has increased by 150% over the past 3 and a half years.

Finding Spanish Language Books in BARD

You can find these Spanish language titles by changing your preferred language or filtering search results by selecting your preferred language.

BARD Website

  1. Go to Account Settings.
  2. Choose the fourth item down “Select this link to change your language preferences.”
  3. Check the checkbox next to Spanish.
  4. Click on the “update” button.

BARD Express

  1. Go to Search BARD.
  2. Select the “Filter” button.
  3. Select the checkbox next to Spanish Language.
  4. Select the “Ok” button at bottom of the screen.

BARD app for iOS

  1. Go to Settings Tab.
  2. Go to User Account Settings.
  3. The fifth item down is “Language Preferences.”
  4. Choose Spanish.

BARD App for Android

  1. In the app’s Settings, go to User Account Settings and then Language Preferences.
  2. Select up to four languages.
  3. When searching for books in the app, you will have up to four languages based on your settings. Default languages are English and Spanish if no changes are made.

Many Faces of BARD Program: Using NLS BARD on the HIMS SensePlayer

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Join the National Library Service (NLS) for the Many Faces of BARD program on Thursday, November 14, at 6:00 p.m. central time. The topic will be using NLS BARD on the HIMS SensePlayer.

BARD stands for Braille and Audio Reading Download service and is a registered trademark for the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled. 

Registration is not required. The session is scheduled for one hour with time for questions. Click on the link to join: https://tinyurl.com/29zv8pxe.   

Learning a Language with BARD

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One of the most popular requests we get at the Talking Book Program are from patrons who want to learn a language. We have several different self-instruction programs in our collection to help you dive right in.

Behind the Wheel: Behind the Wheel provides a flexible, solid, and universal foundation in speaking, understanding, and creatively expressing yourself in your chosen language. The program features an English-speaking instructor to guide you through the lessons and native speakers to aid with your pronunciation. Includes supplementary materials in Braille to reinforce and enhance the audio experience.

Languages in the TBP collection: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish.

Berlitz Self Teacher: Braille language study guides designed for the student working alone.  Stressing oral practice, the guides present each lesson as a conversational dialogue incorporating vocabulary and grammatical points. Each sentence is followed by a pronunciation guide and English translation. Questions follow each lesson, and, where appropriate, tips on customs are given.

Languages in the TBP collection: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Drive Time: is a simplified program to learn the basics of vocabulary, grammar, conversation, and culture for a given language. The experts at Living Language have created a course that includes four hours of language lessons that you can use anywhere and anytime. It includes conversational lessons so you can practice listening and speaking a language naturally. The courses also have plenty of pronunciation exercises, simple explanations, examples, and real conversational practice.

Languages in the TBP collection: French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. We also have intermediate English. 

eTicket Audio Phrasebooks: Produced by Living Language, these audio phrasebooks contain simple and practical phrases, containing all the essentials for a trip.

Languages in TBP collection: Spanish and English for Spanish speakers.

Pimsleur®: is a way to learn a language through a program of short lessons using methods derived from research on memory and learning. The emphasis is on pronunciation and comprehension, and on learning to speak the language. Features native speakers.

Languages in the TBP collection: Albanian, Armenian (Eastern and Western), Czech, Dutch, French, Greek (modern), Haitian Creole, Hebrew (modern), Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Spanish (Latin American), Swedish, and Thai.

English for Arabic, Cantonese Chinese, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish Speakers

Further Study

Once you learn the basics, you may want to find materials to read in your language of choice. BARD is here to help!

BARD: Change your preferred language

Filter search results by selecting your preferred language.

BARD website

1. BARD Main Page – Account Settings – 4th item down “Select this link to change your language preferences.”
2. Check the checkbox next to the language you are learning.
3. Hit the “update” button.

BARD Express

1. Go to Search BARD
2. Select the “Filter” button.
3. Select the checkbox next to one of the following languages:
Arabic
China
French Language Books, Fiction
German Language Books
Italian Language
Portuguese Language Titles
Spanish Language
4. Select the “Ok” button at bottom of the screen. Now all your search results will be in your chosen language.

BARD app for iOS and Android

1. Go to Settings Tab
2. Go to User Account Settings
3. Select “Language Preferences”
4. Tap the language you are learning. It will add books written in that language to your search results.

So, take this opportunity to learn a new language and let BARD help ease the way!

That All May E-Read: Using the eReader to Read BARD Mobile Books

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Join the National Library Service (NLS) on Tuesday, August 27, at 6:00 p.m. (Central) for the next session of the online series That All May E-Read. This session will cover how to read BARD Mobile books using the Zoomax and Humanware Braille eReaders.

Registration is not required. Click on the link to join: https://tinyurl.com/5n8tmubr.

These sessions will be recorded.  

Many Faces of BARD Program: Open Forum

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Join the National Library Service (NLS) for the Many Faces of BARD program on Thursday, July 11, at 6:00 p.m. (Central) which will be an open forum for the tech support team to respond to questions.

BARD stands for Braille and Audio Reading Download service and is a registered trademark for the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled.  

Registration is not required. The session is scheduled for one hour with time for questions. Click on the link to join: https://tinyurl.com/vfhkx3b3.

20 New Texas Titles Now on BARD!

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Moonshining, a legendary honky-tonk, cowboy romance, and cowboy folk humor highlight the reading adventures that await in these Texas titles newly available on BARD.

ABUSO VERBAL EN LAS RELACIONES: CÓMO RECONOCERLO Y CÓMO RESPONDER by Patricia Evans
DBC 18448
Adult Non-Fiction (Spanish)

ANSON JONES: THE LAST PRESIDENT OF TEXAS by Herbert Pickens Gambrell
DBC 28945
Adult Non-Fiction

BLACK CHAMELEON: MEMORY, WOMANHOOD, AND MYTH by Deborah D. E. E. P. Mouton
DBC 29030
Adult Non-Fiction

BREAK FOR THE BORDER by Frank Bonham
DBC 25549
Adult Fiction

BROKEN SPOKE: AUSTIN’S LEGENDARY HONKY-TONK by Donna Marie Miller
DBC 18774
Adult Non-Fiction

CHRISTMAS WITH A COWBOY (“Longhorn Canyon” series #5) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29035
Adult Fiction

COWBOY BOLD (“Longhorn Canyon” series #1) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29031
Adult Fiction

COWBOY BRAVE (“Longhorn Canyon” series #3) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29033
Adult Fiction

COWBOY COURAGE (“Longhorn Canyon” series #6) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29036
Adult Fiction

COWBOY FOLK HUMOR: LIFE AND LAUGHTER IN THE AMERICAN WEST by John O. West
DBC 28977
Adult Non-Fiction

COWBOY HONOR (“Longhorn Canyon” series #2) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29032
Adult Fiction

COWBOY REBEL (“Longhorn Canyon” series #4) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29034
Adult Fiction

COWBOY STRONG (“Longhorn Canyon” series #7) by Carolyn Brown
DBC 29037
Adult Fiction

DAYBREAK ON RAVEN ISLAND by Fleur Bradley
DBC 29028
Juvenile Fiction

ENTANGLEMENT by Catherine Fellows
DBC 28941
Adult Fiction

HOMBRE DEL OESTE by M. L. Estefanía
DBC 28938
Adult Fiction (Spanish)

LOBLOLLY BOOK II: MOONSHINING, BASKET MAKING, HOG KILLING, CATFISHING, AND OTHER AFFAIRS OF PLAIN TEXAS LIVING
DBC 28969
Adult Non-Fiction

MAN OFFSIDE by A. W. Gray
DBC 28948
Adult Fiction

PRESIDENT AND THE ASSASSIN: MCKINLEY, TERROR, AND EMPIRE AT THE DAWN OF THE AMERICAN CENTURY by Scott Miller
DBC 25480
Adult Non-Fiction

SHOOT THE MOON by Billie Letts
DBC 17054
Adult Fiction

35 New Texas Titles Now on BARD!

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Panhandle megafires, Texas Christmas legends, the lighter side of Texas history, and health resorts highlight these newly available Texas titles.

There are now more than 2,200 locally produced Texas titles on BARD. Check out the Texas Talking Book Program’s stellar Volunteer Recording Studio!

ALAMO HOUSE: WOMEN WITHOUT MEN, MEN WITHOUT BRAINS by Sarah Bird
DBC 28927
Adult Fiction

ALEX SWEET’S TEXAS: THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LONE STAR HISTORY by Alexander Edwin Sweet
DBC 28971
Adult Non-fiction

BAD SMOKE, GOOD SMOKE: A TEXAS RANCHER’S VIEW OF WILDFIRE by John R. Erickson
DBC 18356
Adult Non-Fiction

BLANCO by Allen Wier
DBC 28978
Adult Fiction

CRAZY WATER: THE STORY OF MINERAL WELLS AND OTHER TEXAS HEALTH RESORTS by Gene Fowler
DBC 28943
Adult Non-Fiction

CUANDO LAS COSAS MALAS LE PASAN A LA GENTE BUENA by Harold S. Kushner
DBC 28953
Adult Non-fiction (Spanish)

EDGE OF THE WEST AND OTHER TEXAS STORIES by Bryan Woolley
DBC 28982
Adult Non-Fiction

FELICE AND THE WAILING WOMAN by Diana López
DBC 28997
Juvenile Fiction

GALLOWS WAITING: CODY’S LAW BOOK 10 by Matthew S. Hart
DBC 26289
Adult Fiction

GREAT TEXAS CHRISTMAS LEGENDS by Zeno Zeplin
DBC 24940
Juvenile Non-Fiction

LAST DANCE ON THE STARLIGHT PIER by Sarah Bird
DBC 29000
Adult Fiction

LATE BLOOMERS: A NOVEL by Deepa Varadarajan
DBC 29005
Adult Fiction

LONE STAR by Barbara Barrie
DBC 28923
Juvenile Fiction

LOOP by Joe Coomer
DBC 28932
Adult Fiction

MAGGIE AND DEVILDUST-RIDIN’ HIGH! by Judy Alter
DBC 28900
Juvenile Fiction

MOTHER SCORPION COUNTRY: A LEGEND FROM THE MISKITO INDIANS OF NICARAGUA = LA TIERRA DE LA MADRE ESCORPIÓN: UNA LEYENDA DE LOS INDIOS MISKITOS DE NICARAGUA by Harriet Rohmer
DBC 28964
Juvenile Non-Fiction (English/Spanish)

MR. TEXAS: A NOVEL by Lawrence Wright
DBC 28999
Adult Fiction

MY DEAR MOLLIE: LOVE LETTERS OF A TEXAS SHEEP RANCHER by John Barclay McGill
DBC 28956
Juvenile Non-Fiction

MY SUMMER DARLINGS by May K. Cobb
DBC 29002
Adult Fiction

MYSTERY OF Y’BARBO’S TUNNEL by Martha Tannery Jones
DBC 28951
Juvenile Fiction

NIGHT WILL FIND YOU by Julia Heaberlin
DBC 29004
Adult Fiction

OLEANDER CITY: A NOVEL BASED ON A TRUE STORY by Matt Bondurant
DBC 29003
Adult Fiction

OLEANDER ODYSSEY: THE KEMPNERS OF GALVESTON, TEXAS, 1854-1980S by Harold Melvin Hyman
DBC 28894
Adult Non-Fiction

PARADISE VALLEY by Jack Curtis
DBC 28933
Adult Fiction

PICKING PEAS FOR A PENNY by Angela Shelf Medearis
DBC 28958
Juvenile Non-Fiction

PIONEER JEWISH TEXANS: THEIR IMPACT ON TEXAS AND AMERICAN HISTORY FOR FOUR HUNDRED YEARS, 1590-1990 by Natalie Ornish
DBC 28893
Adult Non-Fiction

SEX, MURDER & THE UNWRITTEN LAW: GENDER AND JUDICIAL MAYHEM, TEXAS STYLE by Bill Neal
DBC 18391
Adult Non-Fiction

SIETE HISTORIAS DE AMOR DE NAVIDAD by Leo F. Buscaglia
DBC 28930
Adult Non-Fiction (Spanish)

TEXAS ALPHABET by James Rice
DBC 28963
Juvenile Non-Fiction

TEXAS NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS by James Rice
DBC 28962
Juvenile Fiction

THIS DOG’LL HUNT by Wallace O. Chariton
DBC 28931
Adult Non-Fiction

TRAIN TO ESTELLINE: A NOVEL by Jane Roberts Wood
DBC 28981
Adult Fiction

UNSETTLED LAND: FROM REVOLUTION TO REPUBLIC, THE STRUGGLE FOR TEXAS by Sam W. Haynes
DBC 290
Adult Non-Fiction

VANQUISHERS by Kalynn Bayron
DBC 28998
Juvenile Fiction

WHAT I AM by Divya Srinivasan
DBC 28996
Juvenile Fiction

Many Faces of BARD Program: Siri Shortcuts for BARD

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Join the National Library Service (NLS) for the Many Faces of BARD program on Thursday, May 9, at 6:00 p.m. (Central) as NLS will provide information on Siri shortcuts for BARD.

BARD stands for Braille and Audio Reading Download service and is a registered trademark for the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled. 

Registration is not required. The session is scheduled for one hour with time for questions. Click on the link to join: https://tinyurl.com/5ez6btsm.