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    How to Read eBooks on Any Device

    Read books on your phone, tablet, eReader, or computer. Many options are free through your library.

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    1

    Free eBooks from your library

    ~15s
    Download the Libby app and sign in with your library card. Browse and borrow eBooks for free — they return automatically. Your library has thousands of bestsellers, new releases, and classics.
    2

    Kindle by Amazon

    ~15s
    The Kindle app (free on all devices) is the most popular eBook platform. Buy books from Amazon. Kindle Unlimited ($11.99/month) gives access to millions of books. Dedicated Kindle devices ($99-$149) are easy on the eyes.
    3

    Apple Books

    ~15s
    Built into iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Buy books from the Apple Book Store. Clean reading interface with adjustable fonts and backgrounds. Free public domain classics available.
    4

    Google Play Books

    ~15s
    Works on all devices. Buy individual books. Upload your own PDFs and EPUBs. Good for Android users who want an alternative to Kindle.
    5

    Customize your reading

    ~15s
    All eReader apps let you: change font size (larger is easier on the eyes), switch background color (try sepia or dark mode for nighttime), bookmark pages, and highlight/annotate text.
    6

    Dedicated eReaders vs tablets

    ~15s
    Kindle and Kobo eReaders use e-ink screens — no eye strain, readable in sunlight, battery lasts weeks. Tablets offer color, apps, and versatility. For serious readers, a dedicated eReader is worth it.
    7

    Where to find free eBooks

    ~15s
    Your library via Libby (best selection). Project Gutenberg (gutenberg.org): 60,000+ free classics. Amazon: thousands of free Kindle books. Many authors offer first books free to attract readers.

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