More children's books are now available in braille at the Indianapolis Public Library
The Indianapolis Public Library has expanded its offering of braille books.
The collection now includes 35 titles of children's books, the system announced Thursday. That's up from a couple of titles offered at a few branches before.
The new titles are available for in-person browsing at seven branch locations, selected based on circulation and demand of braille titles. However, patrons can place holds on the titles online and have items sent to any Indianapolis Public Library location for pickup.
Where to find braille books at The Indianapolis Public Library
35 new titles can be found for in-person browsing at the following branches:
Glendale (temporarily closed)
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