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bumblebeeappletree · 1 year ago
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This is your reminder to go email your local library head/director to give them a list of Solarpunk books, and ask to see if they’re able to get them in large print and Braille. And! If you have an absolutely favorite book and your library doesn’t have it, either in the mass produced print, large print, or in Braille, you should email the library head/director to see if they will be able to get it in! Accessibility is important, and reading is fun! Share the joy!
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alice-makes-things · 1 day ago
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let’s play a fun game - a writing prompt: guess / outline the plot of these 4 Christmas themed Mills & Boons (large print editions)
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merychippus · 2 years ago
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Stacked Hearts Earrings
available for free google drive and ravelry
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I havent formatted in large print before so if youre someone who uses it, feedback is very much appreciated
[Image Description: Two photos of crochet earrings in the shape of three hearts stacked on top of each other. The photo on the left is of of one earring three hearts long, the heart on top is light purple, the heart in the middle is teal, and the heart on the bottom is navy blue. the background is solid aqua blue. The photo on the right is of two earrings that are colored three shades of light blue in a random pattern that is slightly different on each earring. The background is solid white. End ID]
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lakecountylibrary · 4 months ago
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Happy Disability Pride Month! Here's your reminder that the Indiana State Library, in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), provides the Talking Book and Braille Library FREE to Indiana residents who can't read standard print due to disability.
They will mail you materials, including braille ereaders, large print and braille books, and specialized audio players. They also have a digital library that you can use on your own device.
You can check them out and apply for services at https://www.in.gov/library/tbbl/!
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katarzynaroszak · 6 months ago
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I drawing on ipad,
on the wall large print image
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humboldtidecomics · 1 year ago
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A new corrected addition of Ottaway Volume 1 is now out, and also available in hardback!
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knight-in-sour-armor · 2 years ago
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authorbettyadams · 1 year ago
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Large Print Surprise
I did something for purely mercinary reasons, and it gave me a warm glow....
So I have several books on various retailers, you know what they are if you've been around for more than 24 hrs. When I first uploaded them I only used the basic 6"x9" paperback format as that was the standard. Even learning how to format that was a bear of a job, and spatial reasoning *hurts* so I was pretty proud of myself.
While doing that I saw that hardcovers were a preset option so I formatted a hardcover too. It was also 6"x9" so the difference in formatting wasn't great, but the process was still painful for me. I was plesantly surprised that the hardcovers sold so well, not often, but consistantly and I was happy for the money from the sales.
Large print was also an option and is defined as a book with font from 16 to 20. Now my Grandma needs large print now so I understand the need, but to be frank I only decided to put myself through the mentle stress of making a large print format of my books for the prospect of more money.
However then I noticed my first large print sale, and when I thought about it, it felt good. Someone spent the extra six bucks to purchase the large print version over the regualr version. They probably needed it. So someone was made more comfortable, someone's enjoyment of life was enhanced the smallest bit, because I sat down and formatted a print version of a large font book.
It felt good.
That is all.
glow....
So I have several books on various retailers, you know what they are if you've been around for more than 24 hrs. When I first uploaded them I only used the basic 6"x9" paperback format as that was the standard. Even learning how to format that was a bear of a job, and spatial reasoning *hurts* so I was pretty proud of myself.
While doing that I saw that hardcovers were a preset option so I formatted a hardcover too. It was also 6"x9" so the difference in formatting wasn't great, but the process was still painful for me. I was plesantly surprised that the hardcovers sold so well, not often, but consistantly and I was happy for the money from the sales.
Large print was also an option and is defined as a book with font from 16 to 20. Now my Grandma needs large print now so I understand the need, but to be frank I only decided to put myself through the mentle stress of making a large print format of my books for the prospect of more money.
However then I noticed my first large print sale, and when I thought about it, it felt good. Someone spent the extra six bucks to purchase the large print version over the regualr version. They probably needed it. So someone was made more comfortable, someone's enjoyment of life was enhanced the smallest bit, because I sat down and formatted a print version of a large font book.
It felt good.
That is all.
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smithlibrary · 14 days ago
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After Tova Sullivan's husband died, she began working the night shift at the Sowell Bay Aquarium, mopping floors and tidying up. Keeping busy has always helped her cope, which she's been doing since her eighteen-year-old son, Erik, mysteriously vanished on a boat in Puget Sound over thirty years ago.
Tova becomes acquainted with curmudgeonly Marcellus, a giant Pacific octopus living at the aquarium. Marcellus knows more than anyone can imagine but wouldn't dream of lifting one of his eight arms for his human captors--until he forms a remarkable friendship with Tova.
Ever the detective, Marcellus deduces what happened the night Tova's son disappeared. And now Marcellus must use every trick his old invertebrate body can muster to unearth the truth for her before it's too late.
Call number: F VAN
Also available in: large print, ebook, eaudiobook
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identitychip · 3 months ago
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rainbow-infinity-studio · 3 months ago
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Farm animals: Simple mandalas coloring book for kids
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nothwell · 3 months ago
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A new episode of Right Here, Write Queer just dropped! Catch it in your favorite podcast app.
Sebastian Nothwell interviews Sarah Wallace about large print and dyslexia font editions, their importance for accessibility, their value to libraries, and how indie authors can create their own.
To learn more about Erin Wright's "Wide for the Win" author classes, check out her website: erinwright.net
Sarah Wallace (they/she) is the author of the Meddle & Mend series (beginning with Letters to Half Moon Street) and co-author of the Fae & Human Relations series (beginning with Breeze Spells and Bridegrooms). You can connect with them on instagram: sarah.wallace.writer
Sebastian Nothwell (he/him) is the author of Oak King Holly King, Mr Warren’s Profession, and Fiorenzo, amongst other titles. You can connect with him at his website: sebastiannothwell.com
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lennylenski · 4 months ago
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Would you like to have a book that transports you back in time?
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bybruce · 5 months ago
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COWS! Moo! 2025 Large Print Calendar #2025 #calendar #cows #homedecor #life
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catmint1 · 9 months ago
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The large print giveth and the small print taketh away.
—Tom Waits, The Early Years: The Lyrics, 1971-1983
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spasmodichercules · 1 year ago
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Though large print is a helpful resource in supporting striving readers, Project Tomorrow’s study also found a positive effect on students reading at grade level. Seventy-three percent of teachers recognized that large print text enhanced the overall reading fluency of students at grade level. Similarly, 67 percent of the teachers noted that the large print text reduced stress and anxiety in reading with their students below grade level as well as at grade level. (Jennifer Shafer)
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