Only the RNIB would launch a library you can't browse with a collection of books in such a variety of formats without any guidance as to how to play them, and with the majority - in DAISY Audio form - that just don't play by default on any platform without steps (generally unzipping) which varies so widely by platform that supporting people to access it is proving rather difficult.

TBH it's pretty dire. I tried it when it first launched as I already had membership through the RNIB Overdrive.

Tried a number of popular authors and not a single result.

The Audiobooks are pretty bad too. They only have RNIB editions using their own narrators who all have ridiculously posh accents.