App of the Day ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — Library fans are probably already familiar with “Libby,” a smartphone app that allows you to check out books from your local library.

Libby is the best app on my phone. It connects you with library networks (of which you're a card-carrying member) so you can borrow and read e-books on the Libby app or an e-reader, like Kindle.

The app is free for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. You can also visit the “Libby” and local library offerings by going to the website, www.libbyapp.com.

Libby automatically adapts to the language set on a user’s device or web browser, and readers also have the option to adjust their language preference within the app’s Settings menu.

GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — In 1982, long before the Libby app, the Amazon Kindle, or even the World Wide Web, Steve Potash was forging ahead on the future of e-books — and finding a solution to ...

We have now expanded our Bristol Reads collections to provide audiobooks and eBooks! Enjoy a selection of contemporary fiction and non-fiction from prize winning, BAME and LGBTQAI+ authors via the ...