If you’re looking for e-books to load up on your Kindle, a far easier step is to just go to the OverDrive website and enter your zip code right there on the main page. I remember Amazon mentioning that it uses the OverDrive system for book lending, which I found as one of the six catalog choices. Then I hovered over “bpl catalogs” in the navigation bar and chose “ Electronic Books.” Getting warmer! Under the “eBooks” section, we’ve got six different e-book catalogs. So I searched for “Kindle” in the search box. ( LIST: All-TIME 100 Best Nonfiction Books)
I, myself, popped over to the Boston Public Library website to see what was available and couldn’t find any mention whatsoever of Kindle books at first glance. Borrowed books sport many of the same features that come along with books purchased from Amazon-synching, notes, highlights-but the books must be found via your local library’s website, not through Amazon’s e-book store.Īmazon’s simple instructions: “To start checking out Kindle library books, visit your local library’s website.” Great idea, except some library websites aren’t exactly case studies in interface design. E-book downloads are now available from over 11,000 libraries around the country.
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