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Old 01-02-2025, 03:35 AM   #90
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Jon, Jon, Jon... The process is not the same. You are not able to borrow an Amazon published ebook from your local public library since Amazon does not permit doing so. You must purchase the book or use Amazon's subscription library if it is in KU.
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I was not thinking of KU. I was thinking of a book published by an Amazon imprint.
Jon, did you read what I wrote? Amazon Publishing includes all the Amazon imprints. So if Amazon is the publisher, your public library will not be able to offer the ebook to their users.

So for any books published by Amazon Publishing which includes all of Amazon's imprints, you can buy the ebook from Amazon, you can borrow the ebook from KU for books enrolled in that program, you can obtain the ebook from Prime Reading or First Reads (for the very limited number of books offered through those programs) however you will not be able to borrow the ebook from your local library.
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