Digital Resources

Libby

The library reading app from OverDrive

Libby is OverDrive’s newer app for browsing and enjoying digital content from our library. Making the switch to Libby is easy!

  • Download the free Libby app
  • Find your library and sign in
  • Your loans, holds, and wish list items will be on your Shelf

View the video below for complete instructions. 

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Making the switch to Libby is easy! Download the free Libby app. Find your library and sign in. Your loans, holds, and wish list items will be on your Shelf. Scan this QR code to learn how to install Libby on your device (including Kindle Fire tablets), review FAQs, register for free training, & more!

It’s time to give Libby a try! All your loans, holds, and wish list items will be waiting for you in Libby when you add your library card.

Libby also comes with new features we know you’ll love, like:

Tags to categorize books however you’d like—you can even sync your OverDrive wish list into a tag!

  • A central bookshelf for all loans and holds
  • Customizable notifications for ready holds, new magazine issues [include if your library offers magazines], and more
  • Compatibility with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Sonos speakers
  • Extra learning and entertainment resources, like Kanopy, etc.
  • Easy access to OverDrive support staff
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Provides searchable access to more than 300 hundred years of local historical newspapers dating back to the 17th century. NewspaperARCHIVE Library Edition contains more than 130 million digitized pages of content from over 6,000 newspapers throughout North America, the UK, and other select countries worldwide.

Attention: This resource is available remotely with your library card as well as in our library. After entering your library card number and pin, you will be redirected to the resource. Please contact us if you do not know your pin.

A complete guide to creating your account can be viewed by clicking the newspaper icon on the right.

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