Thread: ereader with good library access?
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Old 04-16-2012, 11:17 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post

A good contemporary children's library ebook is a rare find.

ApK
My library (Brooklyn Public) carries TONS of contemporary children's ebooks, both good (at least 40 different Magic Tree House titles) and bad (at least 15 different Junie B. Jones titles). They have 3,400 children's titles.

So, Entropy, I hope you get access straightened out! What about the Singapore Library? I thought anyone could get access for a fee, but maybe that's over now too.

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