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The following links are to outside sites that provide information, resources, and/or support for people who are learning to read.
BookCrossing http://www.bookcrossing.com |
Books Online |
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If you (or someone you know) want to learn to read or write better or to speak, read, or write in English, contact one of the groups below. They used to be Literacy Volunteers.
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This international online community of readers is always ready to help with ideas or advice. They are also very helpful when it comes to reading recommendations to broaden horizons. |
Audible.com http://www.audible.com Audible.com makes new and classic books recordings downloadable from the Internet. There is a free trial, but recordings are no more expensive than books in print. |
Literacy Volunteers of New York State http://www.lvanys.org/affiliate-nysmap.html |
Nekki2976's Virtual Bookshelf http://www.bookcrossing.com/ mybookshelf/nekki2976 |
Project Gutenberg http://www.gutenberg.org Project Gutenberg (named after the man who invented movable type) makes a variety of literature available online. The works are all in public domain, so they are normally classified as "classics." |
Literacy Volunteers of Buffalo & Erie County
http://www.literacybuffalo.org/ |
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Literacy Volunteers of Rochester
http://www.literacyrochester.org/ |
Last updated: August 5, 2005
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