Sentences with phrase «due library books»

I have some nearly - due library books to finish too.

Armed with just a backpack, light - up sneakers, and a couple of way - past - due library books, Kimmy's ready to take on a world she didn't even think existed anymore.

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I write because I've just done a double - take seeing a photo of you in an email from LibraryElf (great service which reminds me when library books are due, check it out online!)

No babbling about how birth «is not a disease»; that women's bodies are «designed» for birth; that babies are «not library books,» due on a certain day.

So by the time labor has come, it's not unusual for women to go two weeks past their due date because «babies aren't library books», but placentas do have expiration dates and they do stop functioning.

Due to the limited amount of space, inmates will be allowed no more than five (5) books or magazines and two (2) Newspapers in their cell at one time; this includes books from the facility library.

They're just an homage to the days when libraries stamped the due date on the card in the back of the book.

Gutman's first and second floors host the library administration and services, the books and periodicals stacks, computer stations, and study areas Please note: Effective November 1, 2017, Gutman's extensive Special Collections materials will not be available for at least one year due to a building renovation.

This is partly due to tight budgets but also stems from concerns by publishers and authors about how — indeed whether — libraries should lend digital editions of their books.

In a finding that speaks to the vital role that libraries play, it was those libraries that serve rural communities that reported the highest book circulation numbers, largely due to the lack of bookstores in these communities and the unavailability of «one day delivery lockers» or Sunday delivery from online retailers.

«Prime Members now have exclusive access to a huge library of books to read on any Kindle device at no additional cost and with no due dates.»

«Book deserts» are places all over the U.S. where kids can't access books, due to lack of funds or ability to travel to libraries.

Due to their relationship with Recorded Books it means that users need to setup 2 accounts: an RB Magazines account, which lets you check out magazines for free (as long as the library subscribes to them); and a Zinio account, which lets you read checked - out magazines online in your browser or read via an app.

I remember just a few months ago when i knew I had to fly out of town for a meeting, I stopped at the local library (due to my daughter having a school project) and so I decided to check out a few books, something i havent done in a couple years due to all of my gadgets and tablets i use.

While the book series has been banned in several US schools and libraries due to the attitudes and misbehaviors of some of the key characters, the entire series and this title in particular are perfect for reluctant readers who might identify with the constant uncertainty Greg feels.

The decision has been hailed by libraries and their partner organizations, in light of Google's tireless efforts to establish a searchable book database through scanning of millions of titles, many of which are housed in secure collections due to their rarity.

Books displayed at US Shows are donated to a company in Florida, Mumford Library Books, which sells the books to librarians in the area at steep discounts (due to the state's steepest budget cuts for librarBooks displayed at US Shows are donated to a company in Florida, Mumford Library Books, which sells the books to librarians in the area at steep discounts (due to the state's steepest budget cuts for librarBooks, which sells the books to librarians in the area at steep discounts (due to the state's steepest budget cuts for librarbooks to librarians in the area at steep discounts (due to the state's steepest budget cuts for libraries).

I started getting most of my books at the library, partially due to cost but partially because any time we move, I have boxes full of books that I don't want to transport but aren't worth hardly anything to sell.

Some publishers only make available older books or backlist titles, libraries will benefit tremendously due to the fact they can buy all the latest bestsellers.

The varying rental periods will provide students access to e-books and will eliminate worries regarding rental fines, due dates and whether the library or book store has sufficient copies stocked for university courses.

Due to the price of the ebooks, most libraries are nervous about licensing too many, especially since they have to continuously pay to keep the book in stock.

During the closure, books and other materials from Albina will not be due and patrons will not accrue any late fines or fees because they aren't able to access that library.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com founder and CEO says «Prime Members now have exclusive access to a huge library of books to read on any Kindle device at no additional cost and with no due dates.»

Amazon then follows up with library patrons directly, letting them know they can «Buy this book» when the loan falls due.

HarperCollins has also restricted libraries to 26 borrowings of a single book title license, reasoning that a library would have to replace a single printed book title after 26 borrowings, due to wear and tear.

While paid e-book subscription services are a great way to get your hands on books you might not buy individually, and they offer the convenience of no due dates, it's at least worth looking into your local library's e-book offerings.

Unlike a traditional library, there are no due dates, so you can hang on to a book for as long as like, just like you would with a Netflix DVD.

For those attached to their Kindle book collection, Amazon told users not to download its latest app update due to a bug that erases existing libraries.

Initial success of the Nook was due to the unique feature that the dedicated book lovers could borrow eBooks free from local libraries.

The Galapagos tablets are due out in December, and will be able to access a library of 30,000 books, newspapers, and magazines at launch.

Ebooks are praised for their convenience, but their use in libraries has actually been more restricted than print books due to licensing agreements.

Traditionally, all print books have an ISBN due to the way books are distributed to bookstores and libraries.

«Most of the students finish reading their books before they are due, and they sign out extra trades from our classroom library on a regular basis,» Roncoroni said.

The Amazon lending library has now grown to over 145,000 books that can be borrowed for free as frequently as once a month, with no due dates.

Where budgets are an issue, we have developed and operate fundraising programs that enable the school or library to solicit support for a «sponsored collection» and recognize that books and materials are provided due to the generous support of the sponsor.

It's very much like having a library ticket with a limit of 10 book, but there are no due dates and no late - return fines.

The nub of EMP's complaint is that Askey said that much of what they publish is «second - class scholarship» and that they charge unreasonably high prices for it, something they are able to do, he alleges, because libraries don't perform adequate due diligence when purchasing books or when failing to return those originally sent on approval.

In 2002 the Santa Rosa Branch library in Tucson, Ariz., offered a digital only library to patrons but due to public demand they brought back print books.

The process is like checking out a book from a traditional library, except there's no due date; simply return your ebook when you feel like it.

Ensure that checked out library materials properly matches the due dates slip information with the book barcode

Better find that library book that's due.