Lissi,
I'll take any that people aren't interested in. Let me know the remaining
ones, and I'll give you my address.
Pratik
Pratik Patel
Director, CUNY Assistive Technology Services (CATS)
The City University of New York
pratik.patel@xxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 9:36 PM
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] donating books to scan, no pictures or fancy
stuff
Hello Everyone,
In my continuing quest to ship a large per centage of my library out of my
house so the books will appear in the book share collection where I can
read
them at last, and, of course, share them, too, I'm listing some books I'll
mail to anyone who contacts me here or off list who might want to scan
them
When I last checked, none of these books were available on web braille
from
NLS.
These will be books I'll be happy to validate if they are returned to me,
or
would be glad for anyone else to validate. Either way will be good.
The books are mostly large print and should be nice, sharp uncomplicated,
scans.
One other possibility. You may also notify me that you've gotten any of
these books from the library and I'll keep my copy for double checking for
validating and then I'll donate it somewhere.
1. Simple Gifts by Joanne Greenberg. - 291 pgs - 3 of her books are in the
collection, including, I Never Promised You A Rose Garden. To keep their
Colorado Ranch a family arranges with the government to show it as it was
in
1880 to tourists.
2. Retreat With Honor by Josephine Lawrence 359 pgs - 51 year old widow
manages a retirement retreat - the book has plenty of humor and heart
3. Code Blue by Nancy Fisher 610 pgs. We have Code Red by this author. A
medical suspense story of a recovering alcoholic plastic Surgeon who finds
too many patients dying at the hospital where the rich come for face
lifts.
4. The Honorable Detective by Jeffrey Ashford - 232 pgs - British mystery.
2
men witness a hit and run. One helps the police and the other doesn't.
Both
are pressured secretly not to co-operate. Both react in character and one
discovers the true depth of his character.
5. The Reckoning by Janet Walker - 210 pgs. copyright 1986 Toronto - Novel
in the Star Trek universe - It has no ISBN, so is it scannable? it is a
hard
to find Trek novel. .
I brought up 6 books and the last, Merchanter's Luck, by C J Cherryh is
already in the collection so the library bookstore can have that one and
I've downloaded the brf file to read myself.
Always With Love,
Lissi
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