Idaho Commission for Libraries
Address: 325 W State St., Boise, ID 83702Phone: (208) 334-2150 | In-State Toll Free: (800) 458-3271
Printed from the Idaho Commission for Libraries website: http://libraries.idaho.gov
Collections
The Talking Book Service has more than 68,000 audio books and 70 magazine titles to select from. The collection contains fiction and non-fiction topics ranging from astronomy to westerns. Reading levels vary from very easy to adult. Books are available in many languages in addition to English. In addition, users can receive discs and descriptive videos, magazines in Braille, and listen to more than 200 daily newspapers!
Registered users can supply their reading interests and have books automatically selected from those topics.
Browse our collections |
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Locally Recorded MaterialsThe Talking Book Service records audio books and magazines about Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. Contact the Talking Book Service to receive this catalog in large print or audio format. |
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MagazinesSelect magazines from either of the following lists: |
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Descriptive moviesUsers can borrow movies (in both VHS and DVD formats) which unobtrusively describe the action . The user supplies the equipment to view the movie.
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Braille books and magazinesBraille readers receive Braille books from Utah. Contact the Talking Book Service to sign up. |
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Kids ZoneAudio, Braille, and print/braille books in the NLS collection for preschool through grade 8. |
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NewslineListen to daily newspapers from across the U.S., including 3 titles with Idaho news: The Idaho Statesman (southwest Idaho), Post Register (eastern Idaho), and The Spokesman-Review (northern Idaho) Contact the Talking Book Service for more information or to receive your password to use Newsline. |
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Connections - TBS NewsKeep current on the latest news with the quarterly newsletter. Receive in large print, audio format, or via email. Listen to the podcast. |
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Questions?
If you have questions about ordering online:
E-mail: talkingbooks@libraries.idaho.gov or
Phone 334-2150 or Toll free 1-800-458-3271 (within Idaho).


