NLS Firsts!

I was doing a bit of research on the early days of the National Library Service (NLS) and I came across a list of the first talking books that were … Continued



The Man Who Was Thursday

The Man Who Was Thursday by GK Chesterton is a recent read by yours truly.  The book left me with what can best be described as a spiritual concussion.  At … Continued



The Companions

A couple of years ago I read a book for the West End library’s Book club called The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry. I was a part time clerk there … Continued


Lucy Knisley Admiration Society

Earlier this week, I was talking with some friends about books. And more importantly, if any of us were going to reach our reading goals for the year. I’m kinda, … Continued


The Immigrant Experience

I’ve been very fortunate in my life to have been able to meet people from many different walks of life, who think in different ways, and from many different places.  … Continued




Citizenship Through Naturalization

If you are on your way to becoming an American citizen, Library for the Blind and Physically handicapped offers Barron’s U.S. Citizenship Test (DB78027). This audio book presents the procedures … Continued