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Don’t let difficulties reading stop you enjoying a good story. Ask to look at the Clarity Books collection at your local library to access a range of books designed specifically for adults with Dyslexia and related conditions.

Their books use typeface, colour and page layouts recommended by the British Dyslexic Association. So rather than a book being a challenge, you can relax and simply enjoy the story.

With new titles added all the time, you have access to over 150 books that you can enjoy, totally free from your local library.

Like their latest new release Summer at Primrose Tower by Annie Robertson. Perfect for fans of Josie Silver and Katie Fforde, this is a joyful summer read about finding yourself and starting over with the help of great friends.

Why not transport yourself to the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi on Christmas morning, while preparing your Christmas feast at home.

Join the Spanish conductor David Giméne and our very own Katherine Jenkins for this fantastic Christmas concert – live from Assisi, Italy. The concert is available through Medici, your free local library online music resource.

Starting at 11am on Christmas morning the programme also includes the prestigious RAI National Symphony Orchestra, the tremendous Turin-based Coro Maghini under Claudio Chiavazza, and stupendous solos with clarinettist Enrico Maria Baroni and violinist Alessandro Milani.

Preparing those pesky sprouts will feel far less of a chore as you watch or listen to this wonderful festive musical treat.

Matt Hancock made it to the final three in I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2022. Whilst thoroughly enjoying the ritual humiliation of this controversial politician in the jungle, Matt also showed his human side and highlighted dyslexia.

Matt admitted he struggles with this condition, as do over 15% of the population, but it hasn’t hindered him and it doesn’t have to prevent you enjoying books.

Clarity Books publish paperbacks specifically designed to help dyslexic readers. Using typefaces, colours and page layouts as recommended by the British Dyslexic Association. Go to your local library to access this fantastic resource for free.