Read How You Want: Books in Formats to Suit Every Visual Need
Read How You Want (RHYW) is a print-on-demand publisher that offers books in five different large print formats, as well as other accessible formats such as Braille and DAISY, which makes RHYW's books available to all members of the visually impaired community.
Large Print Outreach - Where the Books Come to You!
Discover the myriad ways in which your local public library is working to get large print books into the hands of everyone who wants to read them - even if they cannot come to the library in person.
Anna Karenina, by Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy. Set against a vast and richly textured canvas of nineteenth-century Russia, Anna Karenina tells of the doomed love affair between the sensuous and rebellious Anna and the dashing officer, Count Vronsky.
The Unforgiving Eye, by Beth Andrews.
Returning from their honeymoon, newlywed's Lydia and John Savidge, find that they have one task that needs doing before they can begin their married life - they need to solve the murder of Sir Benedict Stanbury - and they only have three days in which to do it!
The 8th Confession, by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro. The 8th Confession takes the four women that we have come to love into three separate cases. Each case has at least one murder, one many killings. Two of our friends fall in love. Both the murders and the loves are far from simple affairs and are suffused with problems.
Sherlock Holmes and the Crosby Murders, by Gary Lovisi.
Sherlock Holmes lives again in three new stories written in the style of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and which feature the Great Detective, Sherlock Holmes and his side-kick, Dr. Watson, as well as other old favorites such as Inspector Lestrade, Professor Moriarty, and Sherlock's brother, Mycroft.
Gone Tomorrow: A Reacher Novel, by Lee Child.
Reacher is in a New York subway, when he spots a woman dressed in an overcoat who "undoubtedly" meets all of the dozen criteria devised by the Israeli Mossad for a bomb carrying terrorist. Reacher approaches her and tries to dissuade her out of killing so many people. But he is unsuccessful. She draws a gun and shoots herself...
The Gospel in Brief, by Leo Tolstoy.
Seeking answers to "the problem of life," Tolstoy rewrote the Four Gospels of the New Testament, condensing them into a single book that only included the ethical teachings of Jesus.
The Associate, by John Grisham.
Kyle McAvoy excelled in law school and his future should have been looking bright, but he had one thing pulling him back. Kyle has a secret, a secret that has fallen into the hands of the wrong people and who are now using it to blackmail him...
World War One: A Short History, by Norman Stone.
A brief, yet a succinct overview of World War One, as well as its causes and consequences. Ideal for use as a brief introduction on the subject or as part of a general survey course on World War One, 20th Century World, or European history.
Man of Two Worlds, by John Russell Fearn.
When Walter Cardish is hit by lightening, he awakes to find that he is now living in two different dimensions. When people start trying to kill the Cardish located on Earth, both parts of himself must find a solution to their joint predicament, before it too late for the both of them!
Castle Rackrent, by Maria Edgeworth.
This classic novel follows the misadventures of four generations of the Rackrents, a noble Irish family whose greed and mismanagement almost leads to bankruptcy and the family's ruin. They are destined to be saved, not by their own efforts, but by the actions of the son of a family servant.
The Private Patient, by P. D. James.
Commander Adam Dalgliesh is called in to investigate the murder of a cosmetic surgery patient. The murder seems senseless, but Dalgliesh knows there is more to the story, a fact that comes all too clear as the body count and the number of suspects begins to mount.
Jesus, Interrupted, by Bart D. Ehrman.
Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in the Bible (and Why We Don't Know About them).
Julie & Julia, by Julie Powell. When Julie Powell decided its time to take charge of her life, she did so by deciding to make all 524 dishes in Julia Child's cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking. This is the chronicle of her year of cooking, and the impact that it had on her life.
The Secret Speech, by Tom Rob Smith.
Former Soviet MGB agent, Leo Demidov must rescue an imprisoned Priest from a Siberian gulag in order to save the life of his adopted daughter who has been kidnaped by a ruthless gang.
The Richest Man in Town, by W. Randall Jones.
The Twelve Commandments of Wealth, based on hundreds of interviews with self-made millionaires.
No Matter What!, by Lisa Nichols.
A powerful and inspiring self-help guide that teaches you how to develop the skills, and muscles, that you need in order to overcome any obstacle that stands in your way and to learn how to live a life that you love.
First Family, by David Baldacci.
When the President's niece is kidnapped, former Secret Service agents turned Private Investigators, Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, are called upon by the First Lady to save the child, and to help capture the kidnapper.
Priceless Memories, by Bob Barker with Digby Diehl.
This is an honest and heartwarming account of Bob Barker's early life and his career in television that is filled with personal anecdotes, amusing stories, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the world of television.
