Provide high interest/low reading level digital text to qualified persons with disabilities. Government and non-profit schools and others can subscribe to large selection of e-books for all their eligible students for nominal price.  Cost of an annual site subscription is $49.95. A school district may qualify for a district license pricing.

Internet publisher of literature, reference, and verse providing teachers, therapists, and students with access to books and information on the web, free of charge.

Bookshare.org is a web-based system supplying accessible books in digital formats designed for people with disabilities. These digital formats are the NISO/DAISY XML-based format for the next generation of talking books, and the BRF format for Braille devices and printers. Access to copyrighted books from Bookshare.org is limited to people in the United States with bona fide print disabilities and the schools and nonprofit organizations serving them. There is a fee for sign-up.

Great Literature On-line provides free, HTML formatted e-text for reading enjoyment. If you are a student or working with a student, be sure to check out the links page for each author, especially if you are doing research.

The Internet Public Library, a project at the University of Michigan School of Information (SI), is an educational initiative designed to provide students and professionals a place to explore and learn. It\'s a public library on line which features a convenient service called Ask a Question. The IPL has an online volunteer staff dedicated to answering reference questions for visitors of the IPL.

This site contains links to online books in American literature, English literature, church history, history and government documents. 

Library contains 104,000 titles in a broad variety of subjects, from literature and history to math and the sciences, at all academic levels, kindergarten through post-graduate and professional. Anyone with a documented disability, including a visual impairment, learning disability or other physical disability is eligible to use RFB&D. Need to become a member. Two types of membership:  individual and institutional. Students may join as individual members or become a member through their school.