Thread: So who else doesn't have a local library that supports Overdrive?
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Old 10-14-2009, 01:22 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by DrMoze View Post
How does THAT work? Is Alabama inundated with online libraries? My search comes up with about 10-12 online libraries, only 2 of which I'm eligible for (NYPL and Brooklyn). Makes NYC feel like the boonies.
But, looking at the link in the search tool, there are actually only two online libraries available to Alabama. (All of the libraries listed used either Camiella Net or DMZ). And Cameilla net has only 3(!!) ePub books and 60 PDF books, while DMZ doesn't have any ePubs and only 41 PDF books.

I still think you come out way ahead! NYPL currently has 848 ePub books and 12,865 PDF books.

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