Thread: How many e-books does your library offer?
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Old 07-16-2010, 12:59 PM   #52
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Seattle
Device: Kindle Voyage, Kobo Libra
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Originally Posted by asjogren View Post
Seattle: Over 21,000 eBooks, over 11,000 Overdrive Audiobooks
5004 - MobiPocket
5980 - ePub
10208 - Adobe PDF

9037 - Overdrive WMA Audiobook
2785 - Overdrive MP3 Audiobook
I don't know if that's including the King County Library System as well, but they've got a huge selection as well. Both the Seattle library system and the KCLS are hands down the best libraries I've ever used, one of the things I love about living here. It's also one of the main reasons I didn't want to get a Kindle.
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