Talking Book and Braille Library by Mail
Offered by Georgia Library Service for the Blind & Print Disabled
One Margaret Mitchell Square NW, First Floor, Atlanta, 30303
(800) 248-6701 · more numbers below
Eligible Georgia residents get audio and braille books and magazines sent to their home. A talking book player is sent too, and mailing is free.
Summary written by ATL Care from public information
Cost & format
Free · By phone
Who this is for
Georgia residents who cannot read regular print because of legal blindness, low vision, a physical disability that makes it hard to hold a book or turn pages, deaf-blindness, or a reading disability. A certifying professional such as a doctor, nurse, therapist or librarian must sign the application. Schools, hospitals, libraries and nursing homes can apply too.
How to apply
Print the individual application (or the institution one), fill it in, and have a certifying professional sign and date it. Then email, mail or fax it to GLS. If you used GLS or another NLS library in the past five years, call or email to restart service. Staff aim to send the player and first books within seven working days of getting a properly signed application.
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