Library eBooks for Amazon® Kindle

[freeebooks55]

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[SmilyJazz23]

thx! helped alot

[branjitsu]

I've always loved to read regular books. But since the first time I tried an ebook, I was hooked. The best ebook site I've found is moebow.com They have thousands of ebooks and great prices, they also have many free ebooks.

[fercarcedo]

This process isn't recessary; You can also buy your books directly from your Kindle using the online Amazon's shop using your Wi-Fi connection.

[IloveAnime117]

@fercarcedo but that. is. stupid. Nobody wants to pay for decent books you can get at your library for free.

[Shannon89]

Very cool. Thanks!

[21rasko]

Can I do this on an iPad?

[digitaljulianna]

@21rasko Yes, just download the free Kindle app on your iPad then add your local library (that subscribes to Overdrive)..

[videogirlsk]

As of now, there are only 501 FICTION Kindle books in OverDrive. I am hoping there will be more books added online later on, but right now, there aren't many books to choose from. I am a bit disappointed.

[BBKrombholz]

@videogirlsk The number of Kindle books depends on how many titles your library system has decided to purchase. Our system (WPLC in WI) has 4,913 titles, and counting. (Hint-hint: Contact your library!) :)

[stardog113]

excellent. What a wonderful world we live in. I love my paper books but I love E-Books. It is NOT SAD that it takes 4 minutes to explain the checkout procedure. It's new!

[tubamaneric]

Just tried it, and it works great, except for one thing. After I synced my Kindle App (on an Android), I couldn't find the book. Took me a while to find it in Archived Items.

[PostLibrary]

*Sigh* It takes almost 4 minutes to explain how to download a book. Sad. So very, very sad.

[librarybuzzard]

@PostLibrary If you worked in a public library offering this service, like I do, you would know being able to explain this process in ONLY four minutes is excellent. I deal with questions about downloadable books almost every day, and this video is excellent, though trying to cover so many options concisely means some fine details are overlooked.

[PostLibrary]

@librarybuzzard I work in a library. In fact, I'm a library director. Each step in this process is an obstacle to access. The more difficult it is to access content the less likely a user will persevere through the process to obtain what they want. I encourage you to try imagining the world as it should be. I can drive to work steering with my feet but it doesn't mean its the most efficient or effective way to get to work.