When it’s difficult or impossible to read with your eyes, you can read with your ears. There are various ways of doing this.

• Audiobooks
• Audio libraries, with many recordings of books read by voice artists. These libraries are not just for the blind and partially sighted, but are open to anyone with reading difficulties. A diagnosis or letter from a speech therapist is all that is required. They can be accessed from Germany. Here are just a few examples of French-language audio libraries:
  • Sound library of the Valentin Haüy association Welcome to Éole | Éole, a service of the Médiathèque Valentin Haüy
  • Bibliothèque sonore Romande Bibliothèque Sonore Romande
  • Bibliothèques sonores de France Home – Bibliothèques sonores de l’Association des Donneurs de Voix

Here are some examples of sound libraries in German:

• • Buchknacker: Startseite
  • dzb lesen Proof of Dyslexia / LRS with ICD Code must be provided.

• Digital books in pdf format + tablet / computer with reading software. The quality of reading is more or less natural depending on the software/application used and whether or not you have Internet access. This excellent site Bookin, comment ça marche ? | Bookin provides access to all books published in France in the last 10 years.