Now Available: Get library books on your Kindle

The Library just took an even bigger step into the digital age: The ever-popular Amazon Kindle is now compatible with the Library's Download Station.

If you're a Kindle user, this is the announcement you've been waiting for. The addition means even more cardholders can access the Library's growing eBook collection, which currently includes nearly 2,000 titles.

According to information from OverDrive, the library's digital-resource lending system, eBooks can be downloaded directly to the Kindle wirelessly by first choosing and borrowing them through a desktop computer or with a full-featured browser on a tablet.

Need help navigating the OverDrive waters with your Kindle or other device? Bring your gadget to the library during Tech Talk Thursday hours, each week from 4 to 7 p.m., for hands-on help from friendly staff.

Overdrive Download eBooks and eAudiobooks from the library website. Transfer the titles to your ereader or MP3 player. Get the app and access downloadables directly on your smartphone or tablet. These items check themselves in automatically; no overdue notices or fines.

Just push play to watch a detailed video illustrating
how to borrow Kindle eBooks from the Library.

Get detailed instructions and answers to your questions on how to use
your Kindle with the Library's eBook collection.