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From: Dennis.Asher@p0.f626.n690.z3.fidonet.org (Dennis Asher)
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Subject: Re: GETTING BOOKS READ
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Date: 19 Jun 91 01:54:54 GMT
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}    I am very interested for books in ASCII, but I haven't
}got the full addresses of those companies.

Haven't got the addresses with me but will post in a day or two. This info
might help for now:

Library of the Future is on CD-ROM and should be available through normal
retail outlets. Also on CD-ROM is "Famous American Authors" and the
Complete Works of Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes) I'll post messages
about more as we find them.

We have a couple of Childrens stories available; Alice in Wonderland and A
Xmas Carol. They're available at A$7.50 per disk on MAC, IBM, Commodore 64,
Amiga, or Apple II
disks. The address for those is:

Noah's Ark Toy Library and Resource Centre
(For Children With Special Needs)
73 Angove Street
North Perth 6006
Australia

We also plan to have some children's picture books available soon. Any body
interested can post a message and I will advise when they're ready.

There's a shareware disk called The Story Tree, which has a collection of
children's stories is ASCII.

The Reader Project is not yet available outside the USA.

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