Download books and audiobooks for offline reading, or stream them to save space.If you prefer reading on your Kindle, Libby can send your library books to it.All your loans and holds are consolidated on a single shelf.Keep track of your reading history in the Activity tab.Positions, bookmarks, and notes are kept in sync across your devices.Sample any book with a tap-nothing to download or delete.eBooks & eAudiobooks check out for 7 days, 14 days or 21 days (borrower’s choice).You can have 5 items checked out at one time.
You do not have to wait for it to expire.You can renew an item if no one is waiting for it.
eBooks & eAudiobooks function the same as a physical item. The electronic license, for an item, can only be checked out to one device at a time. Because of this you may encounter wait lists for items. We recommend using the Libby App on all touchscreen devices. The Overdrive App is no longer supported by Overdrive. EVLD recommends switching over to Libby if you have the Overdrive App. If you’re using a Kindle Fire, we recommend that you browse Overdrive through your web browser and then download your chosen title to your Kindle App. If you have a device that is not a touchscreen: go to the Overdrive website on your computer, download your chosen title, and then transfer the item over to your device. Sign up for 1:1 Tech Help with our expert librarians. Simply say Hey Google, talk to Libby to get started! Google offers this voice-activated service on over 1 billion devices, including: Book an appointment now.įor those with a Google Home or Google Assistant on their devices, you can now try the Libby Action for the Google Assistant. The Libby Action helps you discover and borrow books from your library’s digital collection with speech. You can ask the Libby Action to help search for a book, read a description, get a recommendation for the next read, borrow a title, and more.įor additional help and to learn more about Libby and how it works, go to to what most people think, while the Android Market is approval free, and basically anyone can release an app for it, Amazon has a review process, similar to Apple's, and can be selective of what apps they allow into their marketplace.Īs you might expect, since the Kindle Fire is from Amazon, it has a direct link to a Kindle Fire-optimized version of the Amazon App Store.
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