The Bookshelf discussion

I know that all across the country, facilities are being shut down. My town finally made the decision to close down my local library the last week of last month. Without libraries, this will make it more difficult to gain access to physical copies of books, which sucks for those like me who have a hard time reading ebooks. However, it is not the end of the world and book worms around the world shall prevail because we are lucky enough to live in the digital era and have many resources at our disposal. Also, from now until further notice, we will have to think of books that are easily accessible online. Books in the public domain are the most easily accessible, but we are not limited to that since we have the Overdrive (yay!). However, since the Overdrive works just like a library, we have to be cautious about how many copies are available. Here is a list of resources given by my own library of where to find books:

Project Gutenberg
Overdrive
Teen Book Cloud
Abdo Digitial Bookshelf
Libby (audiobooks)
Tumble Book Library

Happy Reading!

Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure what you meant by overdrive, haha. That's the online library ebook resource?