Libby is one of my favorite library apps, and I use it daily. That isn’t to say it replaces print books; I read a print book every day during my lunch hour and each night before bed. I don’t think ...

The Branch District Library system is offering county residents a new, free digital option — the Libby reading app from OverDrive. With more people reading and listening to books on their devices, the ...

Libby, compatible with iOS and Android devices, is available in 22,000 public libraries worldwide, including 90 percent of public libraries in North America. With newly integrated search and ...

The COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on life as we knew it. In the blink of an eye, work from home and e-learning became the things we were doing. Church services went virtual, stores and ...

OverDrive is celebrating the official launch of several innovative new features that provide unique benefits to millions of library patrons. These updates are part of the Libby reading app for public ...

The Marin County Free Library has just reached a major milestone, with one million digital checkouts through its “Libby” app, ...

Subscription services for downloading eBooks and audiobooks to your personal computer or device abound, but the Reedsburg Public Library offers a comparable service for free. A valid library card is ...

Wickliffe Public Library, 1713 Lincoln Road, will be having a “Get to Know Libby” program at 7 p.m., Oct. 16. The Libby app by OverDrive is an application designed to allow library patrons to check ...

The Libby app offers thousands of e-books, audiobooks, and more — in categories such as romance, mystery, fantasy, historical fiction, thrillers and nonfiction — and they're all available for free ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Libby is the go-to choice for many libraries that lend ebooks. However, the popular app for borrowing ebooks and ...

We are about 10 weeks into the new year, and how many of us are still keeping up on our New Year’s resolutions? According to some new research, about less than half of us are. It’s OK, though, I get ...