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I do all my reading digitally and I rarely purchase books anymore. Instead Im an avid user of my local public library for audiobooks and ebooks. Although Im fairly patient with long hold times, I do get annoyed when the library doesnt have and wont purchase particular digital books. So I looked into membership at other libraries, and what do you know? A number of public libraries offer non-resident cards. Some are quite expensive but most are reasonable. Ive already gotten books at one that werent available at my library.
Here are a couple of resources:
https://bookriot.com/out-of-state-library-cards/
https://www.9thstreetbooks.com/how-to-get-a-library-card-online/#3-libraries-offering-library-cards-online-for-non-residents
The Unmitigated Gall
(4,619 posts)This will be a great help for those students living under shithole rule.
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(4,308 posts)NYC libraries are offering free digital library cards to ... - Time Out
Apr 13, 2022NYC libraries are offering free digital library cards to people across the U.S. The offer is being done in response to book bans that have cropped up around the country. Written by Shaye Weaver...
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https://bookriot.com seattle-public-library-grants-free-access-to-banned-books
Seattle Public Library Grants Free Access to Banned Books - BOOK RIOT
May 3, 2023The Seattle Public library is the latest to join the fight against nation-wide book banning. The library is the second to offer free library cards through Books Unbanned, an initiative started by the Brooklyn Public Library last year that granted young people across the country access to their digital collection.
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MLAA
(18,669 posts)PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,842 posts)but I often request books through Interlibrary Loan. What a wonderful thing, right?
hermetic
(8,663 posts)Thank you so much for all the recommendations in this thread.