Magazine titles include popular publications including BBC Good Food, National Geographic and New Scientist, lifestyle magazines, TV guides and many more.ĭownload the Libby App to your smart phone or table, or read eMagazines online with a smart device or computer online via the Overdrive Website Libby from Overdrive offers a wide range of digital magazines with great ways to search and explore new titles.

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If there is still a problem, tap on ‘Send Feedback’.Scroll down to ‘BorrowBox Tips’ to see if this answers your question.Go to ‘My Loans’, then tap on the Account logo (to-right of the screen).To use any of these options, have your library card and pin number ready. You can also search, borrow and reserve eBooks or eAudiobooks via the library catalogue. Or listen to eAudiobooks via the BorrowBox websiteįor users of eReaders, download eBooks via the BorrowBox website and transfer files using Adobe Digital Editions software.

We highlight new themes and the latest books as well as a selection of the best titles without any queues.ĮBooks and eAudiobooks are becoming more and more popular – your library card gives you access to a great free range of titles.ĭownload the BorrowBox app from your usual app store, or using the links at the bottom of the BorrowBox website Why not carry an eBook in your pocket, ready to read whenever you have a spare moment? Very useful when stuck in a queue or travelling light.

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