Library Information for e-books

Agread said, "The membership page is here: www.bklynlibrary.org/use-the-library/borrow. Annual membership for out of state residents is $50. It is well worth it to me because I read so much and they have a huge selection of ebooks. I only use Overdrive, but there are other apps you can use, like Hoopla, for certain selections.

There are other big libraries that accept out of state members, but after researching them I chose BPL. I know another one that is used by a lot of people is the Philadelphia Library. I would advise anyone who is looking into it to compare the selections and the ebook catalogs to find the one that best fits your reading interests. The Overdrive website has a list of libraries that take out-of-state members for their ebook catalogs.




Read more: romancebooklovers.freeforums.net/thread/36/rants-raves#ixzz4kq3kggG7

I'll add to this that if you live in Massachusetts you can get an online membership to the Boston Public Library for free, even if you're not a City of Boston resident. They have a much broader selection than my local library.

You can register for your ecard online without ever having to go in town. It also gives you access to Hoopla, which is great. Here's the link: link

Indiana Marion County public library 65.00 annually for non resident and they REGULARLY buy books that are recommended.

www.indypl.org/using/card/?mobile=1

Good job everyone supporting their local libraries and not so local too 😜

Where on the Overdrive site is the list of libraries that offer out-of-state memberships?  Thanks!