Thread: All Digital Library Now Open to the Public
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Old 01-11-2014, 01:31 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Tarana View Post
I think this is great for residents. I am envious. My library has many ebooks, but not a single cookbook.

I'm sure they will add titles as funds become available. My county library started with 6,000 ebooks and I don't know how many audiobooks. They seem to always have new ones, but mostly, I'm happy to say, more sci fi than they used to get in paper form.
No cookbooks? Wow! You have one of the largest digital collections in the country. Does Hennepin allow reciprocal borrowing with other libraries?
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