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Early Learning

Best Books for Babies

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Summer Reading

Pirates Tales

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Proud to be from Pittsburgh: Carnegie Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

"The library circulates about one million books a year, but says it wants more people across the state to know this free service is available to them and could change their lives."