Please join us for an information session about services and resources available through the Perkins Braille and Talking Book Library. 

A part of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, the Perkins Library provides free and accessible resources for people who have difficulty accessing traditional printed materials; as well as the institutions that serve them. This special library offers a variety of services, including a growing collection of physical cartridges and downloadable audiobooks. Both braille and large print books are available through postage-free checkout and delivery. We also have a same-day newspaper and magazine telephone service called NEWSLINE, an audio-described Blu-ray and DVD library, museum passes, book clubs, and catalogs such as the Talking Book Topics and the Braille Book Review for you to browse for selections and ideas.

Erin Fragola is the Outreach Manager at Perkins Library in Watertown Massachusetts. A man who wears many hats, Erin is in charge of published materials and digital content from the Library. Erin earned a graduate degree in English Literature at Worcester State University and a master's degree in Library and Information Science from Valdosta State University in Georgia.