If you are reading this monograph then you are engaging in an activity denied to hundreds of millions of print disabled people across the globe. For most of human history reading equality has been an unrealised and impossible dream for people who are unable to read and handle standard books, including people with blindness, quadriplegia or dyslexia. Technological advancements have revolutionised what is possible. While books have been born digital for decades, almost exclusively they have been published in standard paper formats. Books are now born digital and are being distributed as E-Books, via E-Libraries and read on E-Readers. There is now no reason that people with print disabilities cannot enjoy full access. People with print disabilities can use adaptive technologies to read digital content, unless that content is published in ways that blocks the use of adaptive technologies.