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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks
Yes, but the library is also limited by availability. It's a good program and I like it. About half the books I have borrowed would not use Amazon--I had to sideload. Not a problem. The biggest issue is that there are not many books available that I want. I wouldn't mind paying for a lending library that actually had a LOT of books. My library has improved since the start of the lending, but by and large, the majority of books I look up are not available for lending. I am completely onboard that publishers and authors need to make money from the programs, but right now there isn't a happy medium.
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Library availability doesn't pose a problem for me. If I can't find a particular Kindle book at any of the libraries I belong to, then I'll pick something else. To me, there's no such thing as a must read book.
I'm more than willing to pay for a subscription video service; but I'll never pay for a subscription ebook, audiobook, magazine, or music service. There's more than enough variety in the available free services of the latter ones for my needs.