I have a library card for both the university and the (excellent!) public
library where I actually live, but for Overdrive I still use my Seattle
public library account, because that system tends to have more Overdrive
copies than anywhere else I've lived, and gives you a 21-day borrowing
period. I am actually fine with it, though I haven't tried the new app
they're pushing (if it syncs across devices, that would definitely speed up
my library reading!)
I don't mind reading different books in different formats, for what that's
worth. I know a lot of people try to organize their ebook collections and
read only from their preferred reading app. I am more or less the opposite
of that.
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Re: Overdrive
Date: 2018-10-25 03:45 pm (UTC)I have a library card for both the university and the (excellent!) public library where I actually live, but for Overdrive I still use my Seattle public library account, because that system tends to have more Overdrive copies than anywhere else I've lived, and gives you a 21-day borrowing period. I am actually fine with it, though I haven't tried the new app they're pushing (if it syncs across devices, that would definitely speed up my library reading!)
I don't mind reading different books in different formats, for what that's worth. I know a lot of people try to organize their ebook collections and read only from their preferred reading app. I am more or less the opposite of that.