Kobo e-readers will soon support multiple library cards with OverDrive Libby native integration. The company also announced that over 500 additional branches will have support for Kobo devices. This is a major move for readers who borrow e-books from their local branches and for users who use multiple out-of-town library systems.
One smart way to expand your hold list is to use paid, non-resident annual memberships that support digital borrowing through the Libby app or on Kobo e-readers. The Queens Public Library in New York offers one of the most robust e-media ecosystems for $50 per year. Similarly, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library in North Carolina costs $45 annually. For budget-conscious readers, the Monroe County Public Library in Indiana offers an out-of-state card for $25 per year. Meanwhile, the Broward County Library in Florida provides mid-tier access for $38 annually. One of the best deals is the Fairfax County Public Library in Virginia, which charges $27 per year or $100 for a three-year term.
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