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Visually Impaired
A Librarian is available to help you locate materials. Ask A Librarian.
Large Print and Talking Books are available through all Pierce County Library System branches, bookmobiles, adult care facilities and homebound services.
- Large Print Books - Complete editions with large type. Over 28,000 volumes, available at all Pierce County Library branches.
- Audiobooks - On regular cassette tape or CD, read by an actor or the author. 13,000 volumes available.
- Downloadable Audiobooks are now available for home download, after signing up at a branch.
- Referral information for Washington Library for the Blind is also available.
Video Magnifying Machine
Magnifies text of books, documents, and other opaque printed sources.
Located at:
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Lakewood Library |
South Hill Library |
For further information, please call the Public Services Department at 253-536-6500.
Video Magnifying Machines at Lakewood and South Hill provided by Federal Library Services and Construction Act funds through the Washington State Library.