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Braille & Talking Books at Taylor Community Library

Accessible library service · Taylor, Wayne County

Free braille and audio reading materials, talking-book equipment, BARD access, and accessible-library services for eligible Wayne County residents.

Location

Taylor, Wayne County

Life stage

Child · Teen · Adult

Format

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Listing type

Accessible library service

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Resource profile

Overview

Taylor Community Library’s Braille & Talking Books program is a local provider in the National Library Service network. It serves eligible people who cannot read or hold standard print because of blindness, vision impairment, physical disability, DeafBlindness, or qualifying reading disability. Patrons can access braille and audio books and magazines, talking-book equipment, postage-free materials, and BARD downloads.

What is offered

Services

Braille books
Talking books
BARD access
Accessible magazines
Talking-book equipment

People & needs

Who this resource may serve

Blindness or low visionPhysical disabilities affecting print accessReading disabilitiesDeafBlind

Planning details

Access & logistics

Location / service area

Taylor, Wayne County

12303 Pardee Road, Taylor, MI 48180

Wayne County

Cost / payment

Payment / cost: Free

Languages

English

Reach out

Contact

Phone: 734-287-4840
Email: btb@taylor.lib.mi.us
Website: Official website

Evidence & source standards

How to read this listing

Intervention evidence

Not separately rated

This is primarily a service, organization, program, professional, or navigation listing. A treatment-effectiveness rating is not automatically assigned when it would not be meaningful.

Source review

authoritative sources are attached to this listing. We prioritize official provider, government, professional-association, licensing, and other primary sources where available.

Last source review: 2026-08-23

Listing does not equal endorsement. Provider credentials establish what a professional is licensed, certified, or publicly listed to do; they do not by themselves prove that every treatment, theory, product, or intervention the provider may offer is effective. Evidence classifications apply to the specific intervention or claim, not to a person’s worth or professional identity.

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Verification record

Sources

Reviewed against: Taylor Community Library and Michigan BTBL official sources

Last source review: 2026-08-23. Confirm current eligibility, cost, availability, credentials, and program details directly with the provider or organization.