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Originally Posted by jhowell
This may not be relevant in your case but...
Many OverDrive libraries allow patrons to make recommendations for books to be acquired. Making a recommendation puts you on the hold list if that book is acquired by the library later.
So for popular authors it is best to recommend a book as soon as it is added to OverDrive, probably well before your specific library orders it.
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My local library's ebook page allows suggestions to be made. I like that. And of course Amazon allows its customers to click that they'd like to read a given book on Kindle which also adds the chance that if a book isn't already available as an ebook it might become so sooner because you and X many others have requested it from them.