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Baen Books has made available its entire catalogue of e-books to people who have a reading disability. This can be visual impairment or physical inability to hold a book. You must just certify that you have a reading disability. Due to the generosity of Jim Baen and Baen Books it is totally free to deserving individuals.
Nothing special. If you have a computer, you can access Baen's E-books. Baen's catalogue is available in almost every format. Furthermore, ReadAssist may be able to help select individuals as we did with Jimmy G.
Simply fill out the form below. We will ask your name, your address, a contact phone number and a valid email address. We will also ask you to state your disability and the name, address and phone number of a health professional who can verify your disability. We do not share any information you provide with anyone, except to send your email address to Baen Books.
Initial enrollment is very quick. Your application is sent and computer-reviewed by us. The people at Webscriptions, Baen’s e-book seller, will receive an order with your e-mail address only and send you a password to access your account.
First, it means that person is a very bad person who is stealing services from the disabled. It is like stealing from the collection plate or vandalizing your kid sister's favorite toy. Don't do it.
We also have a statement at the end of the form that says that you affirm that you are truly disabled, that if you knowingly cheat on this form you may be liable for the full market value of the books you have downloaded.
If you need to ask a question, email QualifyFree@ReadAssist.org or write us at the address given on the Contact Us page (see button at the top of this page).
You are eligible! Just put your eligibility date and percentage in the disability block, e.g. 'VA disabled 3 Mar 98, 40%.'
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