You're fine, Suzanne. Before I closed the NLS info site I was scrolling through
and saw that Aard is an acronym: Braille and Audio Reading Download. I learned
somewhing new tonight.
I did a quick search on Wolfner to remind myself what the abbreviations mean
before the books. DB is digital braille and BR is hardcopy braille. After the
BR books it will tell you how many volumes it has.
Best,
Amy
On Aug 30, 2020, at 2:50 PM, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree51@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Oh, okay. Duh. I didn't know Wolfner had a separate site and way of
ordering. I guess I thought BARD *was Wolfner. I thought this because
I recently searched for a book and it wasn't available in audio but
had two listings under Braille with two different BR numbers. When I
emailed Wolfner to inquire, she said one was for digital and one for
physical Braille, so I just assumed the whole BARD site was listed
that way. It had been years since I read an actual Braille book, and I
enjoyed it more than I realized so wanted to order another.
On 8/30/20, Amy Rowson <amyrowson@xxxxxxx> wrote:Hi Suzanne,
Ithought Bard was only digital download. If you want a hard copy braille
book you sign into your State's Talking Book library. So for MO it's
Wolfner.
When I search on Wolfner ic narrow down my search and check the box for
hard copy braille.
https://wolfpac.sos.mo.gov/login disjsf
Amy
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How do I know which titles are available in physical Braille and not
digital download? Is there something in the BR number that denotes
this?
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