Thread: Most U.S. readers unaware of e-books at libraries: poll
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Old 07-11-2012, 10:20 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by andreabc View Post
81 copies?? (I'm not one to tell any library how to spend their budget, but... seriously?)
Does any other ebook have anywhere near that many copies available?
Some of my libraries have even more copies
  • King County = 247 copies (1,031 patrons on waiting list)
  • Seattle Public = 119 copies (603 patrons on waiting list)
  • Pierce County = 90 copies (481 patrons on waiting list)
  • Sno-Isle Libraries = 79 copies (403 patrons on waiting list)
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