Overdrive is a digital library borrowing service that allows you to borrow e-books and audiobooks from your local library using your library card and reading device.
You can download and install the Overdrive app on your device, or access the service through your library's website.
Make sure you are using the correct login information and that your library card is still valid. If you are still having trouble, contact your local library for assistance.
This could be due to a temporary issue with Overdrive or your internet connection. Try closing and reopening the app, or check your internet connection. If the issue persists, you can contact Overdrive support for further assistance.
You can search by title, author, or keyword in the search bar on the Overdrive app or website. You can also browse through different genres and collections.
The book may not be available through your local library's Overdrive collection. You can suggest it for purchase to your library or explore other options through the app.
Yes, you can download books to your device for offline reading. Just make sure you are connected to the internet to download the book and then you can read it without an internet connection.
The borrowing period for books on Overdrive varies depending on your library's lending policies. You can check the due date for each book on your account.
If there are no holds on the book, you can renew it on Overdrive before it is due. However, if there are holds, the book will need to be returned and you can place a hold on it again.
The book will be automatically returned and you will not be able to access it on your device anymore, but it will still be available for other users to borrow.
Yes, you can have multiple books checked out at the same time. The specific number may vary depending on your library's lending policies.
This could be due to a number of reasons, such as an issue with your device or a problem with the book file. Try closing and reopening the app, or contact Overdrive support for assistance.
Yes, you can return a book early by going to your loans and selecting the option to return it. This will free up space for you to borrow more books.
Yes, you can access Overdrive e-books on a Kindle by downloading the Kindle format of the book and transferring it to your Kindle using a USB cable.
Yes, Overdrive saves your progress in a book so you can easily resume reading from where you left off.
Yes, you can access Overdrive e-books on a Nook by downloading the EPUB format of the book and transferring it to your Nook using a USB cable.
You can return a book by going to your loans and selecting the option to return it. This will free up space for you to borrow more books.
Overdrive works on a digital lending system, similar to physical books in a library. If someone else has borrowed the book, you will need to wait until it is returned.
Yes, you can place a hold on a book that is currently checked out. You will receive an email notification when the book is available for you to borrow.
Yes, you can access Overdrive on multiple devices as long as you are using the same account and library card.
Yes, you can change the font and font size under the settings or options menu on the Overdrive app and website.
The initial download of the book requires an internet connection, but once the book is downloaded you can read it offline.
Yes, Overdrive is available in multiple languages. You can change the app's language under the settings or options menu.
Yes, you can listen to audiobooks on Overdrive by downloading them to your device and playing them with an audio player app.
You can delete a book from your device by selecting the option to delete it from your loans on the app or website.
The limit for holds may vary depending on your library's lending policies. You can check your library's website or contact them for more information.
Yes, Overdrive is a free service offered by your local library. However, you will still need a valid library card to access it.