Thread: Public Library e-book downloads: Do you use yours?
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Old 11-16-2009, 12:50 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by NatCh View Post
The only drawback I see to the public library e-books thing (I don't believe my local one offers them, but I haven't checked in a while), is that they tend to be in only one or two formats.
Nate, both Fairfax and DC libraries offer eBooks on loan. And you can get a library card from either library as long as you live in a nearby community. You just show them your driver's license. I've borrowed about a half dozen books from Fairfax (ePub) and enjoyed each one. They let you keep them for 21 days after which they disappear off your reader.
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