Library e-book and audiobook app Libby is adding AI, much to the disappointment of some readers and librarians, who would ...

The East Moline Public Library will hold an “Intro to Libby,” a class that will show you how to check out and read e-books ...

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 two services have existed alongside one another since Overdrive introduced Libby in 2017, though there’s little reason to use the older app. Libby offers a handful of features that aren’t ...

All you need is a library card. For some libraries, you can punch your phone number into the Libby app to get one. If you don’t know what to read, you can browse through curated recommendations.

But as I use and test e-readers, I still need to be able to use my library card and read for free. That's where Libby comes in. Libby is the best app on my phone.

Don’t forget, the Libby app can also be used to borrow e-books from your local library. You can read these in the Libby app itself, or — for U.S. residents only — you can add these books to ...

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.

That’s why I’ve been taking advantage of a little-known app called Libby, a wonderful free app that links to your library card and lets you check out eBooks for free on your smartphone or tablet.

Both available via Overdrive’s Libby app, which is a free service offered by Pioneerland Library System that lets patrons borrow digital content with their library card.