NNELS

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Accessible books through Canadian public-library partners

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What it does

NNELS provides accessible books for people in Canada with print disabilities. Its collection is owned and sustained by Canadian public libraries.

Check whether your library participates before trying to use the collection. NNELS defines print disability to include visual, physical and comprehension-related barriers to conventional print. Alongside catalogue access, the service lets eligible readers request titles that are not commercially available in accessible formats, which is useful when a needed book is missing.

Watch out for

  • Requires a qualifying print disability and a participating library route

Best for

  • Canadian readers seeking accessible books through their library

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