Mine looks like this:īrowse the page, and once you find an available ebook you like you can check it out using the library card number and pin.

Sit down at your computer, and visit your library’s digital branch on the OverDrive website. But the choice is yours, and I will lay out both methods. You can read the errata section for more details as to why.

I’m asking you this question now, because the steps you take will differ depending on your choice. Once you have the library card (you may also need a pin or password), stop and ask yourself this:ĭo you want to read on the Kindle or in your web browser, or do you want to read on OverDrive’s apps? You’ll of course need to get a library ebook before checking out any ebooks, and for that you’ll need to check with the library. Most libraries will only issue a library card to local residents, but a handful do issue cards to non-residents. You can search for a local library through the OverDrive website. To start, you will need a library card for a library which is also an OverDrive partner. Here’s how you can read OverDrive ebooks.

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