Help with your e-reader from your library

ebookcentral

You have a library card. Don’t be afraid to use it!

Most public libraries in the U.S. offer electronic books to their members and can be downloaded remotely. The New York Public library has created e-book central to help their members navigate borrowing and downloading books and other materials. Luckily for all of us, the process is pretty much the same at all U.S. libraries. All you need is a library card (I know you have one).

Links:
New York Public Library e-books and apps by device gateway

New York Public Library Kindle Page

Amazon.com Public Library Books for Kindle Page (Info is applicable to Kindle App for iOS)

Overdrive Media Console (for library epub formatted items)

New York Public Library iOS Home (iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch)

If you are in the U.S. and can’t find your library’s online catalog and/or their ebook collection. Let me know in the comments. I’m serious – I’m a Librarian, have mad skills and want to help you.

Author: Tricia

Craft addict, flickr lover, Librarian and Legend in her own room.

  • sazzy

    well this answers my question from your flickr photo. peninsula library probably does have this as well i just have never investigated.

  • sazzy

    i am kind of laughing over the “mad skills” part…yes that is very true. you do have “mad skills”!

  • Tricia

    Hi Sazzy – Yup the PLS has a page set up for their library ebook subscriptions: http://plsinfo.org/ebooks

    I’m so glad you’re reading and commenting here! And thanks for the “mad skills” vote. šŸ˜‰