Download eBooks and use eReaders
eBooks are books that can be read or downloaded online. It is possible to get many books for free over the internet.
Electronic resources can be read on a computer, but the GSRR also has three eBook readers that you can borrow within the library. Material such as journal articles and classic eBooks can be pre-loaded onto these at your request.
You can also read eBooks and resources on your smartphone, handheld games console, iPad, laptop or PC.
The library has many eBooks for reading online but not all of these come in a format that can be downloaded onto an eReader.
Find out which eBooks can be downloaded.
What next?
- Find eBooks on the Library website
- Look at the Library's eBook collections
- Contact your zookeeper to borrow an eReader for use within the Library and to discuss content you would like to read on it.
- Use the free Kindle reading app to read eBooks on your PC, smart phone or iPad.
Borrowing eReaders in the Library
You can borrow Sony and Kindle ereaders for use within the Library. These come pre-loaded with a range of books so that you can experience reading on an eReader. To use one of the ereaders email gsmz@le.ac.uk to make an appointment. You will need to leave your Library card with the zoo keeper while you are using the eReader.
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