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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
I only use my Kindle for reading books. Mostly, I buy them on Amazon, but I also use the "Libby Overdrive" app to borrow books from the Lake County library. If you want to borrow free books, I would highly recommend getting a Lake County library card. As the other poster said, the Sumter County system does not have Kindle formatted books, but Lake County does. Also, you cannot use the Libby Overdrive app on a Kindle ereader. You must borrow the book using a computer, tablet, or smartphone, but the book will automatically be transferred to your ereader. The newer Kindle ereaders will work fine in the dark. The Kindle Fire is nothing more than a tablet computer. So, you can use any tablet to read Kindle books by just downloading the free Kindle app on the tablet. No need to buy a Kindle Fire. I hope this makes sense.
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Can I get a Lake County Library card even if I live in Sumter? It would be great if I could but I assumed I could not.
Thanks for the info on being able to use the newer ereaders in the dark.
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