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Old 11-07-2010, 10:41 AM   #3
SeaBookGuy
Can one read too much?
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My library often buys only one copy of an e-book (if very popular they might get as many as four); we are a half million educated, tech-oriented people, so, yes, there are wait times.

My Overdrive E-book Wish List (TBR pile) is running: 22 not available, with 1 - 2 patrons waiting per copy, and 60 books that are available right now. Granted, my list is heavily skewed towards non-fiction. I don't have many audios on my list, but the proportions seem roughly the same.

You are aware that Philadelphia has all those out-of-towner's with their $15 cards to skew things significantly, right?
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