Connect to your public libraries E-books and audio books
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Connect to your public libraries E-books and audio books
for a great source of free books, connect to your public library through your computer or phone. Most public library systems in the US have them now, generally their run under the app Overdrive, or Libby, but check with your local library to make sure. They work the same as an in-person library and you connect to them with your library card. Overdrive and Libby are the apps I know of, but do any of you know about any other apps library's use?
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My only issue is that if I login with my computer or my phone, the bookshelves do not always sync. I have a rolling reading list that I bookmark whenever I'm looking through books, but that reading list sometimes doesn't sync with the phone app or the computer. Anybody run into this?