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As Walcraft said, to break the DRM is likely illegal. You cannot buy a Kindle book without owning a Kindle. While you might justify breakiing DRM to convert it to braille you cannot give it to anyone else or you are breaking copyright laws again. Does the Blind person own his/her own machine? Most people just buy the eBooks in LIT format and then use the TTS processor to convert them on the fly to audio. This works very well. Breaking DRM if necessary for this purpose is legal by the way, an exception to the rule but distributing the result is not.
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