Thread: changes in ebook checkout policy at the Philadelphia Free Library, effective Dec 17
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Old 12-19-2013, 02:24 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by Sydney's Mom View Post
My library does not have a lot of books that I am interested in checking out. They have mostly romances, but very light on political or nonfiction bestsellers. I asked the librarian about this, and she indicated it was because a lot of publishers refused to sell to libraries. I checked out a book on Mandela the other day, and told my husband the library would be interested he checked that out in the midst of the romances he checked out!
Seems odd as overdrive has 41962 books if you search for political. Oh well.

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