I only found one library that I seemingly qualify for, but that library has 24x the amount of digital content as my local branch, which is perfect as I mostly read on my kindle. Unfortunately I...
I only found one library that I seemingly qualify for, but that library has 24x the amount of digital content as my local branch, which is perfect as I mostly read on my kindle. Unfortunately I can't apply online as a non-resident and will have to contact the library, but I'm pretty excited. Thanks /u/moocow1452 !
Happy to help. You also have some free library options as well through the Queer Liberation Library and the Japan Foundation. https://reciprocard.com/unlock-libby/free-cards
Happy to help. You also have some free library options as well through the Queer Liberation Library and the Japan Foundation.
It came up a while ago that Libby supported reciprocal libraries where you could access one library's collection with another library's card, and additionally apply to other libraries as a...
It came up a while ago that Libby supported reciprocal libraries where you could access one library's collection with another library's card, and additionally apply to other libraries as a non-resident. This is a catalog of what libraries have agreements where, recommended non-resident cards, and a few free libraries that can be accessed by anyone in the US.
This is neat, thanks for making and submitting it. Since most libraries in my state will give any state resident a card, my family has turned library card collecting into something we do on road...
This is neat, thanks for making and submitting it. Since most libraries in my state will give any state resident a card, my family has turned library card collecting into something we do on road trips. I'm not sure how much the smaller ones help with Libby selections, but it's free and more useful than some other souvenirs we've picked up over the years.
Greatly appreciated, thank you! Michigan has a huge library network and I was able to add 10 libraries with bigger collections than my local. I'll also note that if you want access to a large...
Greatly appreciated, thank you! Michigan has a huge library network and I was able to add 10 libraries with bigger collections than my local.
I'll also note that if you want access to a large library and are willing to pay, the Broward County Library in Florida is worth the $38/year fee. I kept my membership for as long as possible after moving out of the state, and the option to hold on as a subscription has been great.
Michigan is one of the most expansive networks around, just about any resident library card can partner with any digital collection (except Detroit cause reasons.)...
Michigan is one of the most expansive networks around, just about any resident library card can partner with any digital collection (except Detroit cause reasons.)
I only found one library that I seemingly qualify for, but that library has 24x the amount of digital content as my local branch, which is perfect as I mostly read on my kindle. Unfortunately I can't apply online as a non-resident and will have to contact the library, but I'm pretty excited. Thanks /u/moocow1452 !
Happy to help. You also have some free library options as well through the Queer Liberation Library and the Japan Foundation.
https://reciprocard.com/unlock-libby/free-cards
It came up a while ago that Libby supported reciprocal libraries where you could access one library's collection with another library's card, and additionally apply to other libraries as a non-resident. This is a catalog of what libraries have agreements where, recommended non-resident cards, and a few free libraries that can be accessed by anyone in the US.
This is neat, thanks for making and submitting it. Since most libraries in my state will give any state resident a card, my family has turned library card collecting into something we do on road trips. I'm not sure how much the smaller ones help with Libby selections, but it's free and more useful than some other souvenirs we've picked up over the years.
Not my project, but I'm glad it works well for you.
Greatly appreciated, thank you! Michigan has a huge library network and I was able to add 10 libraries with bigger collections than my local.
I'll also note that if you want access to a large library and are willing to pay, the Broward County Library in Florida is worth the $38/year fee. I kept my membership for as long as possible after moving out of the state, and the option to hold on as a subscription has been great.
Michigan is one of the most expansive networks around, just about any resident library card can partner with any digital collection (except Detroit cause reasons.)
https://reciprocard.com/unlock-libby/partner-libraries
Non Residential is a pretty good deal if you shop around, and Broward is top of their list for value.
https://reciprocard.com/unlock-libby/non-resident-cards
EDIT: Expensive -> Expansive