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message 1: by Windsor (last edited Dec 28, 2018 07:40AM) (new)

Windsor Library | 51 comments Mod
How great is it that the library offers access to free ebooks through THREE different apps??

Overdrive is our flagship collection of digital materials and it contains the most popular items.

Hoopla offers instant access to its entire collection with immediate downloads.

RB Digital is generously provided by the Connecticut State Library.

Lastly, you are welcome to use Gutenberg.org, a free, online collection of over 75,000 digital books that fall under public domain, which means they are free from copyright restrictions.


message 2: by Annalisa (new)

Annalisa | 20 comments I love hoopla. I'll have to check out the others. I might read On The Run by Jan Yager because it's currently free on amazon. It's a YA. I'm not sure if it's good yet because I havent read any yet.


message 3: by Andrea (new)

Andrea O | 27 comments Free books on Amazon are always hard to turn down!


message 4: by Annalisa (new)

Annalisa | 20 comments I finished my ebook. City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Bennett. It was so good!


message 5: by Andrea (new)

Andrea O | 27 comments I recently finished The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal on one of the library's Kindles. I downloaded the book from NetGalley; this book comes out in July. Friends, it was so great! I love a non-linear timeline that's done well and this one did. Plus, I was hesitant about using the Kindle, but it was great (in fact so great, that I'm using it for other books!).


message 6: by Anne (new)

Anne (annemazing) | 10 comments I did Crazy Rich Asians.


message 7: by Caren (last edited Dec 01, 2019 11:29AM) (new)

Caren | 18 comments


message 8: by Caren (new)

Caren | 18 comments I'm still not comfortable with e-books but I picked Past Tense and that went quickly. And Andrea, I loved Kitchens of the Great Midwest by Stradal.


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