If you’re using a Kindle eReader or Fire Tablet - or if you want to install a reading app on another device (such as your PC, for instance) - you’ll want to go here to download an app from the Amazon website. If you’re using an Apple device, Android device, or Microsoft device with Windows 10 or higher, you can read or listen directly in the app.
You can also get there by going to the library’s homepage, scrolling to the Online Resources section where you’ll see a box that looks like this, and clicking on the Libby icon (shown here circled in red): First, go to or click here for the Carbon Lehigh Downloadable Library (CLDL).Ready? From whatever internet connected device you’ll be using to read or listen to online books, follow these steps: If you hit any snags along the way, Libby has an excellent help section with tutorials and videos, or, get one-on-one help with your setup and device at the library. So if you’ve put off using Libby because you were intimidated or thought it would take too much time, jump in.
How do you get started? Follow the steps below to complete the one-time setup of your device, and after that, borrowing books is quick and easy. Better yet, you won’t have to remember to bring books back to the library because the books are automatically returned when the lending period (two weeks for most items) is up. If the weather is bad, you can skip a trip to the library and still get your reading fix. With Libby, you can take your reading with you wherever you go. So if you got a new Kindle, tablet (Fire, iPad, etc.), phone, laptop or PC - or if you simply want to expand your reading options this year - Libby is your ticket.
Did you know you can access more than 19,000 books and audiobooks online with your library card and a service called Libby? That’s 19,822 to be exact, with more added every week.
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