legimus.se

Swedish digital library providing talking books, braille books and e-texts for readers with print disabilities

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About legimus.se

Legimus is a library service offering talking books, braille books and e-textbooks, including titles for adults and children and books in multiple languages.

The service is operated by the Swedish Agency for Accessible Media (MTM) for people who use accessible reading formats.

Product: A digital library of talking books, braille books and e-textbooks.

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