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Old 11-28-2014, 07:41 PM   #16
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by Bookworm_Girl View Post
Their form letter says they think 3M is better because it gives them more control over their catalog to offer better trending books and newer releases with less wait-times.
Shorter wait times, I can believe, because there are few titles easily discovered by means other than a direct author/title search.

At the Brooklyn 3M collection, I just tried clicking on Advanced Search. The single search box is unchanged, with the only "Advanced" feature being the opportunity to click one of these:

Include books not in library
Books available to check out
Books owned by library

If you can afford $50 a year, I would join the Brooklyn library. They have both Overdrive and 3M.

I do occasionally read a 3M book. Twice, to my recollection, I have searched for a book within a couple days of release, and gotten it from Brooklyn's 3M collection immediately.

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