This is a photograph taken in the 1930’s showing two women in the street. One has a books case of two shelves which are stacked with the slanting spines of books. This was one of the earliest libraries known as a walking library.
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Here is a look at the history of braille, who developed it and where it all began. Braille’s history goes a long way back to the early years of the 1800’s and was first developed by a man named Charles Barbier.
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The type of reader you are can say a lot about the type of person you are. Are you a person who loves to read, hates reading or are you a bedtime reader.
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Let me introduce you to Danielle Steel who is my favourite author, I started reading her books at the age of 14. I have read lots of her books in hardback, paperback and also on my kindle. My favourite is Remembrance, which was my first ever Danielle Steel book.
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Do you ever wonder if this is possible to do, or do you just dismiss the thought as a bad idea? Well, I really would like to tell you that the answer is yes, and there are a few different ways you can do it. Find out more here.
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Being an avid reader and a lover of books, I was wondering what is the way you read your books. Do you like audio books, prefer eBooks, or love just a plain old hardback or paperback book. Even being visually impaired, you can get Braille books.
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