An annotated bibliography is designed to be a guide to adult materials for reading instruction; it is arranged alphabetically by publishers, and includes such information as title, author, grade levels, price, binding, and other books in the series. Materials use such approaches as the phonetic, sight, and ITA methods. Instructional techniques include teaching machines, programed texts, records, and other individualized materials. Some materials are recommended for the disadvantaged, retarded, or those for whom English is a second language. The texts include biographies of famous Americans, and information on the world of work, economic and social self sufficiency, and occupational skills. No materials are included for teaching of grammar, spelling, vocabulary development, or social studies. (pt)