In CloudLibrary, in addition to content we've purchased, we have access to ebooks and audiobooks owned by other libraries in the state, as long as they're not currently checked out by users from the owning library. In Overdrive we have access only to content we've purchased. Most audiobooks are in CloudLibrary, including recent best-sellers, though at this time we plan to keep a small collection of audiobooks in Overdrive. If you're looking for older titles from your favorite author they'll most likely be found in CloudLibrary. However, there are also plenty of ebooks in CloudLibrary, actually more than in Overdrive, but generally not recent best-sellers. Overdrive is where you'll find the most recent, most popular ebooks, including all of our books for Kindle readers (a Kindle Fire can access ebooks and audiobooks from both places).
What's the difference between Overdrive and Cloudlibrary? CloudLibrary has online help videos here. For CloudLibrary, get the Android app here, the Apple app here. Overdrive has information on how to access their content on specific devices here.
If you need help getting started please call any of the branch libraries listed below and staff will be happy to assist. To see how they differ please see the answer to the next question below. We have two sources for online books, Overdrive and CloudLibrary. The Library's free ebooks and online audiobooks can be enjoyed on a phone, tablet, computer or e-reader. Please have your contact information handy when you call, along with a pen and paper you can use to write down your account number if you’d like to use it immediately to check out ebooks. If you don't have a card, please call any of our branches during open hours and our staff will be happy to create a new account for you. How can I access the Library's free ebooks and online audiobooks?Ī St.
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