Nebraska Talking Book and Braille Service

Tomorrow, June 11th, is our Many Faces of BARD program. NLS will be Introducing New Features in the DA2 Software Version 2.0. The program begins at 7 p.m. eastern time and can be joined by going to ➡️ bit.ly/JuneManyFacesofBARD

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“Dog on Fire" by Terese Svoboda is available on cartridge and for download on ! Imbued with melancholy cheer, Dog on Fire unfolds around a family's turmoil, past loves, and a mysterious death. Read more about the book on the .social blog➡️bit.ly/DogonFireonBARD

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Join American Council of the Blind of Nebraska for their inaugural Book Club discussion!

🗓 Saturday, June 6
⏰ 10:00–11:00 AM

For the first book club, they're reading The Bones of Paradise by Jonis Agee, a powerful historical novel set on the Nebraska frontier that explores justice, survival, and the human consequences of conflict.

Participate by Zoom or phone. Call-in option available:
📞 351-888-7627

To protect the integrity of the discussion, the Zoom link will not be posted on social media and will be shared directly with participants by calling 402-679-8448.

Come ready to discuss your favorite character, a memorable scene, and the themes that continue to resonate today. More information is available on ACBNebraska.org.

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Home - American Council of the Blind of Nebraska OUR MISSION: To foster and promote the social, vocational and economic well-being of blind and visually impaired Nebraskans. See Our Mission & Goals page. Thank you, to our Diamond Sponsor, Outlook Nebraska! We wish to thank Outlook Nebraska in being a Diamond Sponsor to our 2026 Convention. And for...

Join our NLS Music Notes webinar tonight at 7 p.m. eastern time!

Singer, pianist and NLS Music Section patron Holly Connor will be the guest for the NLS Music Notes webinar on Tuesday, June 2, at 7 p.m. eastern time. Connor, a student at Webster University in St. Louis, already has a lengthy resume that includes performing as a featured soloist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and winning first place in the Webster University Orchestra Aria Competition. She will talk with NLS Music Section Senior Accessible Music Librarian Brian McCurdy about her journey as an undergraduate student, her use of braille music and her artistry as a performer of opera, art songs and musical theater. After the interview, there will be time for questions from the audience. Get details on how to join the Zoom webinar at www.loc.gov/nls/services-and-resources/music-service-and-materials?loclr=fbnls.
[Image: Holly Connor performing in 2022 at a fundraiser for organizations in the St. Louis area that support people with disabilities. https. ://www.hollyconnor.com]

This Thursday, April 16, NLS will host the monthly Smart Speaking to the Smart Speaker program. This presentation will be an open forum, where they will answer any question about the My Talking Books skill. The program begins at 7 p.m. eastern time and can be joined by going to ➡️ bit.ly/AprilSmartSpeaker.



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Our Spring Interchange Newsletter is now available! In this issue you'll find updates on our Summer Reading Programs, as well as information about the newly available 2026 Nebraska State Travel Guide, and more. Check out the unabridged newsletter on our website ➡ bit.ly/InterchangeTBBS



Partial funding for this website and programs of the Office of Library and Information Services is provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Tonight, April 9th, is our Many Faces of BARD program. NLS will present on BARD Mobile for Android. The program begins at 7 p.m. eastern time and can be joined by going to ➡️ bit.ly/AprilManyFacesofBARD.



Partial funding for this website and programs of the Office of Library and Information Services is provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.