
Step 1 of 3: Borrow an eBook from your public libraryĪn eBook can only be borrowed by one person at a time. Here’s what the process of borrowing an eBook from your library looks like: You’ll need to copy this license file to your eReader using a free software called Adobe Digital Editions. When you borrow an eBook, you actually download a license file to your computer. These instructions will guide you on how to borrow eBooks from your local library using OverDrive. Most public libraries use a service called OverDrive to catalogue and manage eBooks. You can borrow eBooks from most public libraries and read them on your Kobo eReader. Overview: Learn about the OverDrive book borrowing process Read the steps here to use the built-in OverDrive feature on your Kobo eReader.


Improved accessibility and support for screen readers.OverDrive will continue to develop updates for Libby, designed to deliver an enjoyable experience for all users. All users can continue to borrow titles from the library OverDrive website or Libby app website on any computer or mobile device that supports a web browser.New users looking for the OverDrive app are directed to use Libby online or in the app for Apple (iOS) and Android smartphones and tablets.Current OverDrive app users can continue to use the app for now temporarily, but will not be able to re-download it.

The OverDrive app remains available on the Amazon store for now for iOS 10+ and Android 5.0+, since the Libby app is not available there yet.

OverDrive removed the OverDrive app from the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Microsoft Store.OverDrive discontinued support for the OverDrive app on February 23, 2022, as it focuses users on Libby online and in the app for Apple (iOS) and Android smart phones and tablets.
