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Originally Posted by Tizzalicious
As for the libraries offering to be able to read 18 books for €20...What is up with that?? Why is there a limit? If I borrow hard copies from the library there is no limit either (apar from the this many at a time), so why is there for ebooks?
If I'm gonna have to pay €1,20 a book to only just read them once, I'd rather just buy them (hello lovely Kobo discount codes).
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You can borrow all ebooks for free, for about two months. After that, you'll have to pay €20. Then you are allowed to read 18 ebooks that are not yet three years old.
As far as I understand, if you want to read ebook versions of books that were published longer than three years ago, you can read them using your normal library card.
€20/18 books = €1.11/book. Using Kobo codes, I can often buy books under €2. (Especially if I pay in dollars.) If the price difference between buying and borrowing is less than €1, I'd rather buy them.