If an eBook or eAudiobook is out on loan you can reserve it.Īs soon as the reserved item becomes available it will be borrowed automatically, will appear in your account and the loan period begins and you'll get an email notification. Free software is also available to listen on computers and transfer books to music players. A free Libby app is available for you to listen to eAudiobooks on smartphones and tablets or you can listen on any computer or device via your browser.Watch a video introduction to using Libby in our library academy (external link).Free software and apps are available for you to listen to eAudiobooks on computers, smartphones and tablets or transfer them to music players.This same account can also be used for BorrowBox eBooks.You will need to register separately for each service.

You can borrow up to 8 titles from each, for 14 days, and these can be renewed twice. We have two collections of eAudiobooks available from BorrowBox and from Libby.

Watch a video introduction to using BorrowBox in our library academy (external link).

Free software and apps are available for you to read eBooks on computers, smartphones and tablets or transfer them to eReaders*.

This same account can also be used for BorrowBox eAudiobooks.

You can then log in each time with your library number and PIN.

Your library card number and library PIN and your email address to login and register for the first time.

You can borrow up to 8 titles for 14 days, and these can be renewed twice. Our eBook collection is provided by BorrowBox. The eBook and eAudiobook library is available to library members with a valid Lancashire postcode.

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