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INDIANA TALKING BOOK AND BRAILLE LIBRARY MAGAZINE ORDER State Form 49331 (R4 / 3-11) INDIANA STATE LIBRARY Name Address (number and street, city, state, and ZIP code) Telephone number Audio magazines are currently available only on cassette or download format via the BARD website (https://nlsbard.loc.gov). If you are in need of a cassette player please let us know: Yes No Please check the title of each magazine you would like to receive on cassette, large print or braille. Magazines marked with an asterisk must be returned to the library; all others may be kept or discarded. Mail this form to Indiana Talking Book and Braille Library, 140 N. Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46204 or call us at 1-800-622-4970 or 317-232-3684 to subscribe. Cassette Magazines Foreign Affairs Good Housekeeping *Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Mag. *Good Old Days American Heritage *Guideposts Analog Science Fiction and Fact Health & Nutrition Newsletters *Arthritis Today Horticulture Asimov’s Science Fiction *Humpty Dumpty Magazine Atlantic Monthly France - Amerique *Biography Today Magazine of the Month *Better Homes & Garden *Martha Stewart Living Magazine Bon Appetit *Modern Maturity Buenhogar (Good Housekeeping, Money Magazine Spanish) The Musical Mainstream *Choice Magazine Listening The Nation Computer Life National Geographic Consumer Reports *National Geographic Traveler Contemporary Sound Track National Review Cricket/National Geographic World Newsline for the Blind Das Beste Aus Reader's Digest Newsweek Diabetes Forecast The New York Times Book Review Discover: The World of Science Odyssey Magazine Ebony *Outdoor Indiana Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine Cassette Magazines Continued Braille Magazines Outdoor Life American Baseball League *Parents Boys’ Life People Braille Chess Magazine *Playboy Braille Music Magazine People En Espanol Conundrum QST Magazine Cooking Light Quarterly Music Magazine ESPN Sport Magazine Reader’s Digest Harper’s *Redbook Health Newsletters *Reminisce Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Mag. *Saturday Evening Post Ladies’ Home Journal Selecciones del Reader’s Digest Martha Stewart Living (Spanish) Muse Selections du Reader’s Digest The Musical Mainstream (French) National Baseball League *Smithsonian National Basketball Association *Southern Living National Football League Spider (Children’s Magazine) National Geographic Sports Illustrated National Hockey League Sports Illustrated For Kids New York Times Lg. Type Weekly Stereo Review New York Times Book Review The Week News (NLS Newsletter) *Traces of Midwestern History Parenting The Early Years Travel & Leisure Parenting The School Years True West PC World U. S. News and World Report Playboy *Woman's Day Poetry Writer Popular Communications Young Adult Magazine of the Popular Mechanics Month Popular Music Lead Sheets Reader’s Digest Rolling Stone Large Print Magazines Science News Seventeen *Guideposts Short Stories *New York Times Lg. Type Weekly Spider (Children’s Magazine) *Reader’s Digest Stone Soup (Children’s Writings) Update (NLS Newsletter) Women's Basketball Assoc. The Week .

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