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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga
Incorrect.
At least, with the programs I'm thinking of. A few libraries have programs where the user can check out a book onto their own device for a brief period (14 days), after that the book "times out" and is available to loan out again. AFAIK they use Adobe DRM, so this is not an option for the Kindle.
And as I mentioned in my post, there's plenty of public domain books available for the Kindle, but those are not "library books."
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If you belong to a library that carries mobipocket ebooks, you can download to your computer, run kindlefix, upload to your Kindle.
The books still close after the loan period. No harm, no foul. Yes, they are "library" books. My local library, Maricopa County, carries them.