Connect With WTBBL: 

The Washington Talking Book & Braille Library (WTBBL) provides a free public library service which includes easy access to the informational and recreational reading materials needed by individuals in the State of Washington who are unable to read standard print material.

• Search the Library's Catalog and Order Books and Materials

Getting Started

• Eligibility and Cost
• Application For Individual Service: Word Document and Adobe PDF Format
• Application for Institutions, Libraries, Schools and Organizations working with eligible populations: Word Document and Adobe PDF Document

Services

• Materials and Services offered
  • Download Audio Books from NLS BARD and WTBBL 
  • Evergreen Radio Reading Service Information
  • Download Locally Produced Braille Books
  • Youth Services for Babies, Children, Teens, and Adults who work with Youth

Recommended Reads and Locally Produced Materials

• Recommended Reads for Adults
• Recommended Reads for Youth
• Archived Recommended Reads for Adults
• "Reading Matters" Newsletter of WTBBL
• Audio Books and Braille Books Locally-Produced at WTBBL

Helping the Library

• Donate to the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library
• Volunteering
• Patron Advisory Council Information and Membership Application

About WTBBL

• Annual Reports
• Directions and Contact Information
• History of the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library and its current building
• Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn proclaims June 5, 2012 WTBBL Day!

External Resources

• Washington State and National Agencies Serving Individuals with Disabilities
• Health and Disability Related Resources on the Web
• National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
• Washington State Library
• Washington Secretary of State