See if the IOS app Fight Club 3 will do what you need. I think it has that, if not, I think the company makes other apps. Also, if you wait a bit, their is an app called D&D Reader that is coming out in the fall that has the books in it.

Give Fight Club 5th edition a try. It's not perfect, but so far, I find it surprisingly easy to use. You get 1 free character. The caveat, it comes with only open srd content, but if you're willing to do a little work, you can import content other users have created to get everything you need. The way that works is you'll have to copy these xml files into your dropbox, and then load them into the app. Also note it requires you to have the dropbox app on your phone. That seems to be the only way it connects to dropbox.

See this dropbox folder for xml files to import. I recommend going under compendiums and using whichever files from there you want. I found those to be the most comprehensive.

If I haven't scared you off with all that, cheers. As for the book, I've been using a combination of what wizards of the coast offers for free, the 5ESRD, and any other free sites. You might already know about those. I only started d&d a few months ago, so I'm pretty new to this.

Ah. Well, I got a braille set from 64 Ounces, but that will set you back $50. I'm sure there's at least one accessible dice rolling app out there. I haven't experimented with any. There's actually dice rolling capability in the Fight Club app, but I haven't figured out how to get it to do what I want. You can choose how many dice to roll and add modifiers. I might play with it more today and let you know if I figure it out.

Yep. 64 Ounce Games. Look for braille rpg dice.

where can i find  more info about this dnd reader?