[nagdu] Guide dog book on BARD

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Dar.
If you're eligible for Bookshare, you're also eligible for library service
from NLS.
It occurred to me that all the initials I used in my message might not be
clear to everyone.  BARD and NLS DTB are both names for the National
Library Service for the Blind's digital talking book service.
If you get talking books, you can get the book I mention.
Tracy

> Well bummer,
> Do let me know folks when this comes to bookshare.
> It isn't here yet.
> I will save this message, I would love to read the book.
>
> Original message:
>> I just found this on the new books list at the NLS DTB website:
>
>> Meet My Girls: Eightieth Anniversary of the Seeing Eye, Inc., 1929-2009
>> Napier,
>> Grace D. Read by Margaret Strom. Reading time 7 hours 37 minutes.
>> Blindness and Physical Handicaps
>> Napier, an educator who has been blind since birth, explains the purpose
>> of the Seeing Eye, Inc., dog-guide school in New Jersey. Shares her
>> experiences with the ten dogs she has had over the years and describes
>> their training. For grades 4-7 and older readers. 2010.
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