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Old 01-05-2017, 11:05 AM   #51
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Around here, the BC Libraries Cooperative Library2Go will show you different ebook selections depending on which member library you are associated with. They pay for access to the ebooks they think their patrons will want within the limits of their budget. Most BC libraries will allow you to obtain a non-resident library card but very few will allow a non-resident to borrow ebooks using that library card.
That is how overdrive works at my library. They are part of a 3 or 4 library group, but not all books show up under my library. The librarian can then check to see if another library in the group has it (and it's cheaper to 'add' it to our library if they do). Or they can order it or I can join the other libraries (Get a card and borrow directly from them via overdrive). It's probably way more complicated than it needs to be!
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