This may be a dumb question, but have you joined every local library you can? Literally 100% of my reading material is from my library’s online collection. They even buy books they don’t have when I request it in the app.
Quote from: grantmeaname on January 12, 2018, 01:02:45 PMThis may be a dumb question, but have you joined every local library you can? Literally 100% of my reading material is from my library’s online collection. They even buy books they don’t have when I request it in the app.What do you mean sorry?Wait.... you cant rent library books....on a kindle.... Can you?!
My library doesn't support the Kindle device. So my only e-option is to read online, on a computer or tablet. But I hate reading online, that's why I bought the Kindle.
I get all my ebooks from the library, I use Calibre to manage my ebooks, convert formats for different devices (and cough, cough, strip DRM.)All around though, I think a decide that used ePub is a better option than Kindle.
Quote from: FIRE Artist on March 18, 2018, 05:56:05 AMI get all my ebooks from the library, I use Calibre to manage my ebooks, convert formats for different devices (and cough, cough, strip DRM.)All around though, I think a decide that used ePub is a better option than Kindle.I have just noticed my local library offer ebooks.... they say:"If you have a smartphone or tablet device download the Overdrive App and create an account"For PCs and laptops you need to install Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) software"How does this work for Kindle? Also, would one be able to use Calibre for books stored on the kindle, if moved to a pc?