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Old 10-16-2008, 05:35 PM   #81
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You can check out NYPL's selection for yourself at:

http://ebooks.nypl.org/AF92303A-7688...en/Default.htm

For my reading interests, they have a great selection of Adobe Digital Editions; Mobipocket books, and Audio books for download. I feel my money was well spent. even though I have access to my local library's (Sacramento, CA) collection, it's no where near as extensive as NYPL's.

Regarding wait times, I have had to wait for a few books, but not too long so far.

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