Sentences with phrase «read library books already»

For some reason it tries to connect to wifi when I try to read library books already supposedly downloaded from the library; those books should be on the device and I should not have to cycle through wifi — where it is trying to get me to buy those library books from B&N.

Not exact matches

For that first 1500 estimate, I went and counted all the books in my personal library which I had already read (it came to 900) and then added about 600 for all the books I read from age 6 - 20 before I started building my library.

You can add books you've already pored over to your «already read» library, and you can give them a rating and a review for others to see.

Books: If you've already been downloading and reading Kindle books on another device, you can import your library by pulling up the Archives in your pre-loaded KindleBooks: If you've already been downloading and reading Kindle books on another device, you can import your library by pulling up the Archives in your pre-loaded Kindlebooks on another device, you can import your library by pulling up the Archives in your pre-loaded Kindle app.

Already the Bexar County Bibliotech library in the San Antonio area has been experimenting with e-books for prisoners, and OverDrive is a major supplier of digital books for prison reading.

Applying the strategy for e-book giveaways (be sure to read the comments on one of our most popular guest blog posts, «Why you shouldn't give your book away «-RRB-, offer your first book free to libraries only after you have four or five published already.

I currently have an ebook library of about 1,500 books and all are marked as read / unread so, again, it's easy to find books I've already purchased but haven't yet read.

By reviewing from the big five a reader can request and receive a limited number of books, review books already owned, and check out library books all without feeling swamped under a to be read pile that is much too large for any reader.

As a matter of fact, the only reason I'm reading your book and not something off my TBR pile, something from the library or a reread of a book I already love is because I see it as a risk - free endeavour.

When I hear a book review on NPR or read one on a blog, and then I search for that book in NYPL Kindle titles, and then I add myself to the waitlist after 50 or 100 other library patrons who already heard the NPR review and grabbed that title.

For those who already have an e-reader but aren't sure how to use it, or aren't sure how to read and listen to library books with it, many Multnomah County libraries are also offering Is This Thing On?

For example, a friend of mine, a teacher with a well - stocked library of texts and reference books — and a small apartment — has already gotten rid of most of his fiction collection, happily determined to read all his novels through the Kindle.

This is a device that won't read the 1000 + ebooks that I already own; I can't read books encrypted for the Kindle on my other devices; Amazon has already abandoned my digital library once — they may be on the way to discontinuing mobipocket support leaving me with a second set of dead files; the thought of my bookmarks and annotations stored on their servers while they extract statistical data is disquieting; Amazon's clout with publishers and pricing strategies may not leave them open to anti-trust suits but they are having a negative impact on etitles available to me.

For those with a third - generation Kindle (now called the Kindle Keyboard) or later who already have a library full of Amazon books (Amazon eBooks can not be read on B&N devices and vice versa, not easily anyway), or those who just bought a new NOOK Simple Touch, you should probably wait and just read with the lights on for the time being.

In addition, more than half would be likely to check out e-readers already loaded with books (58 %), take classes on how to download library ebooks to handheld devices (57 %), and take classes or instruction on how to use handheld reading devices like e-readers and tablet computers (51 %).

The only issue I have with this e-reader is that you can not read purchased books only the free books that is already in the library.

The books are ones I've already borrowed from the library and know I want to own so I can read them again and again.

For instance, Alexa is already capable of reading books to users from their Audible library, but users have no option at the time to add this to their Alexa Routines.