[bksvol-discuss] Re: Jeanette Oke Books and other books

Hi Lizzi,

Thanks for your kindness, and for the info, but I do actually prefer reading my books with speech instead of braille. <smile>

I also like to keep the books I read, so getting them from a lending library just doesn't work for me. <smile>

Thanks so very much.

Lovingly,
Pat Ferguson


At 03:08 PM 6/3/05, you wrote: 
Dear Pat,

If you are a braille reader, the braille volunteers in Wisconsin have several Oake books. They loan them like NLS and ask that you return the book in a month. The books I've received are produced on thermoform plastic. I will send the web site and phone number if this information can help you. I've borrowed 3 braille books since I learned about this group 2 months ago. Slayride by Dick Francis, At Home in Mitford by Karon and a book of knit and crochet cape patterns.

Always With Love,

Lissi
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Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for more books by Jeanette Oke.

I've read the following books by Jeanette Oke:

"A searching Heart",
"A Quiet Strength".

Can anyone tell me, please what series those books are in? Also, I do believe there are more books in that series, but I can't find them on the loving BookShare web site. I have all the rest of the books by her from BookShare.

I'm loving books by Robin Cook. lol. Also the Star wars books are wonderful, too.

I have more questions, so stay tuned. <grin>

Thanks much.

Pat Ferguson






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