You can get library books on your Kindle through Amazon's partnership with OverDrive using a library card, Wi-Fi connection, and access pin.

Get an App. Use your credentials to access your library's ebook collection. Many libraries use Libby, a cross-platform service that lets you borrow digital versions of millions of ebooks and ...

Send your library e-books to your Kindle through the "Read With Kindle" option on Libby. (Image credit: Future) The easiest way to read library books on your Kindle is by going through the Libby app.

Get Kindle books free from your library. The Libby app is the best way to get new, popular titles for free. You can also use Amazon's top 100 list, find classics for free, and subscribe to free ...

Pulling your local library into the digital age, OverDrive announced Wednesday that it's extending its digital library lending services to include Amazon's massively popular Kindle e-reader ...

Libby is the much cuter and friendlier younger sister app of OverDrive, which remains a rather clunky and uninviting way to get library titles onto a device such as your iPhone , Android or Kindle ...

On your library's page, click Kindle Books in the top bar. Select a book you want to borrow and sign in with your library card information. Choose a length of time you want to borrow the book.

These days I do most of my reading on my Kindle Fire, and whenever possible I grab e-books from my local library. Because, you know, they're free.

2. Get an Amazon Prime or Kindle Unlimited subscription. Alright, so this isn't technically "free" in that you do have to pay $9.99 per month for the unlimited subscription.

To get Project Gutenberg books onto your Kindle, download the book you want to read. Then, attach your e-reader to your PC with a USB cable and open it in File Explorer, just as you would any ...