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Old 11-12-2012, 08:21 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by bcgirl View Post
I love love love my PRS-T1 that my hubby got me for Christmas last year! I read a lot and I love to borrow books from the library. However, am I only limited to my local library? I tried other ones too but it seems I have to get another library card. This library is quite limited and long waiting lists, so thats why I would like to visit other ones.
I use the BC Libraries to go which has more ebooks than the Vancouver one I think. AFAIK you can vist any BC library and get your library card registered to use them. They all seem to have their own ebooks. North and West vancouver, BC and Surrey are some. You used to be able to get a seperate card at each but don't know if you can now without using a local area address.

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