<p>Yes, I do use the library. But their holdings are still limited.</p>
<p>I agree jmmom. My solution is to download books from more then one library and check out real books too. What I’ve found is that the available library e-books are chosen for the masses and maybe very subjective. My hope is that since this technology is quickly evolving, the selection will be better soon.</p>
<p>Barnes and Noble has a “Nook Free Fridays” blog with a giveaway book each week. Very often, the book promoted on the Nook Free Fridays blog is also available for Kindle free on Amazon at the same time.</p>
<p>You can “like” the Nook page on Facebook to be informed each week of the current selection, or just make a point of checking for the “Nook Free Fridays” blog each Friday.</p>
<p>The first post in the comment string under the weekly blog post is often a list of other freebies found around the web that week.</p>
<p>Kathie - Thanks so much for the link! My local library does not e-lend, however through the link I found the the neighboring county does and offers lending to our county! I’m also available for a consortium in my state! Lots of options I didn’t know where available to me! :)</p>
<p>Here’s a national library that lends: [FLP</a> - Get a Library Card](<a href=“http://libwww.freelibrary.org/register/getcard1.cfm]FLP”>Get a Library Card) Pennsylvania residents that have a local library card and veterans are free. Anyone else can pay $10 and get a library card.</p>