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yewberry

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8. I think it must be very popular where I am.

Reply to Sherman A1 (Original post)

Fri Jun 22, 2012, 03:49 PM

Jun 2012

I'm a frequent borrower of ebooks. My local library has a pretty large selection, but it can be frustrating to find ebooks that are actually available. There are waiting lists for almost everything, and I don't even bother with new releases. At the same time, though, I've never left the library site without a few books.

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Libraries target growing e-book audience [View all] Sherman A1 Jun 2012 OP

our library has this. i've never tried it though. HiPointDem Jun 2012 #1

I've been doing this ever since Le Taz Hot Jun 2012 #2

does your knock off work well? I'm in love with my kindle. Never thought I would be, but it's just cali Jun 2012 #3

Wellllll, it depends Le Taz Hot Jun 2012 #9

Great post! Thx for the info. RegieRocker Jun 2012 #4

The end of paper books is near. joshcryer Jun 2012 #5

e-books cost more? how will that translate to the library? eom ellenfl Jun 2012 #6

I think it's the license the Sherman A1 Jun 2012 #7

I think it must be very popular where I am. yewberry Jun 2012 #8