We’ve changed the way NH Downloadable Books authorizes your library account. Now OverDrive, the online platform used by NH Downloadable Books, queries our database automatically. If you’ve got a card with us in good standing (i.e., not expired, nothing checked
Access codes to Overdrive downloadables are changing
Cook Memorial has been providing access to Overdrive’s downloadable audios since February 2007. Audios and ebooks are now available to patrons with just about every device out there; including MP3 players, Kunos, iPods, iTouches, Smartphones, Androids, Nooks, Kindle, Sony eReaders,
Download ebooks and audios to your Kuno
All students at Brett School now have a Kuno tablet as part of the school’s Digital Learning Initiative. If you would like to borrow ebooks and audiobooks from Cook Memorial Library that will work on a Kuno, you will need
E-Books in Libraries
For the first time in history, libraries are unable to purchase some materials on behalf of community residents. Several major publishers refuse to sell e-books to libraries at any price, while other large publishers sell with restrictions and/or at prices
eReaders, iPods & MP3 players, oh My!
How many of you out there received eReaders or other devices for Christmas? I got a Kindle Fire myself, and I’m looking forward to loading it up with one or two books from Overdrive, which allows our patrons to download
Try out a Nook or Kindle before you purchase
The library now has a Nook e-Reader and a Kindle e-Reader for patrons 18 and older to borrow before you commit to buying one. You can borrow these devices for a two-week period. Because these eReaders cost $200 to replace,