Did You Know There Are Borrowing/Lending Sites for eReaders?

[Vijay]

I prefer to buy and/or participate in programs like Amazon unlimited, than to borrow or lend. It is too much of a hassle.

-- 13 Aug 2016, 06:35 --

I prefer to buy and/or participate in programs like Amazon unlimited, than to borrow or lend. It is too much of a hassle.

[Reader29]

I use the local public library. Most books I search for by title and have located them easily this way. Interested in checking out other options. Thanks for the info.

-- 13 Aug 2016, 17:16 --

Borrowing from the library is simple and when your checkout time expires the book automatically "returns" to the library.

[Rokkababy]

I need to look into this!!!!!!

[Star88]

I recommend using overdrive. You can borrow from your local library if they participate.

[Envision Tressy]

Didn't knew about any of that. Thanks for the info, would check it out shortly

[ZeroChill]

None that I knew of, but thanks to you

[Ika Apo]

I have never heard of such information, but what a great news that is! Thanks for sharing it on our platform.

[George Okello 2]

Yes, actually there is internetarchive.org.You can borrow any book particularly those written way back in the past

[Ugochi Ehiogu]

Okay this is too easy

[Jeff Ekpo]

Thanks for the information

[Zaeda Amrin]

Omg that's great! There is also Overdrive and Libby where you can sign up with your local library card to access your library's catalogue of audiobooks and e-books.