Blind & Print Disabled

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Become a Patron

Gain access to more than 100,000 books in audio, large print, and braille, delivered to your door or by download.

How to apply for services

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Chat with a Reader Advisor
Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Search The Catalog

One stop to Search, Find, Reserve, Checkout and Download books. Even BARD and NOBLE - Locally Recorded Books and Magazines.

Sign In to Place Online Book Requests

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Find out more

Find out more about the Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Request a Player

Get a free NLS digital talking book player and accessories. Then discover the many ways to read your books in wonderful audio.

Download and Borrow

Download braille and audio books. Borrow descriptive videos, magazines, large type, locally produced braille and audio, and books on demand cartridges.

Helpful Information

Frequently asked questions about downloading books, using NLS and third party players and more.

Find additional accessibility resources

Search through our helpful lists of accessibility services including contacts, programs, online resources and more.

Featured Programs and Outreach

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Seasonal Reading Program, Book Groups, Reader's Corner

Check the library's book groups, the seasonal reading programs and Reader's Corner

Join The Friends of the Library

Join The Friends of the Library today and promote, support, and enhance the library's services

Outreach Services, Support, and Library News

Learn about our outreach services and how we can assist you or your organization. See how you can support the library with donations or volunteering. Catch up on all of the library's news in the Tar Heel Talk newsletter.

Contact Us

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