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Old 09-02-2010, 02:27 PM   #2
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No unfortunately Kindles just do not work with library books.

I used to have a Sony ereader and that did work with library books that were based on the overdrive system which I think covers most/all of the elibraries I know of.

Amazon do provide plenty of free books however (modern as well as old) and they are normally listed on here at mobileread.

Hope you enjoy your new ereader
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