Browse eBooks and eAudiobooks
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Over 9,000 eBooks and eAudiobooks are available to borrow through BorrowBox.
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Borrow up to five eBooks and five eAudiobooks at a time for 14 days.
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Reserve items out on loan - $1 reservation fee per adult item applies.
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No overdue fees, as eBooks and eAudiobooks are automatically returned when they are due.
Browse eBooks and eAudiobooks
Explore BorrowBoxBrowse BorrowBox on your desktop or laptop anywhere, anytime via your web browser at the link below.
Sign in using your library card number and PIN.
Download borrowed items and listen in your preferred media player, or read using Adobe Digital Editions. See how to set up Adobe Digital Editions on the BorrowBox Help page.
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Install the BorrowBox app on your compatible smartphone, tablet, or eReader, and read or listen to books right in the app.
Select Find your library > Hamilton City Libraries. Sign in using your library card number and PIN.
If you have a compatible eReader, please refer to the Download eBooks section of the BorrowBox Help page. There you'll find instructions on how to transfer the eBook to your eReader once it has been downloaded.
For Kobo users, you may also refer to our Hamilton City Libraries Kobo Guide which will take you through the set-up and use of both Wheelers and BorrowBox eBooks with Kobo.
For further help and answers to frequently asked questions, please refer to the BorrowBox Help page.
If you can't find a solution using these resources, please contact the Matihiko/Digital Services Team with a description of the issues you're having and we'll do what we can to help.
We may be closed today - but you can still browse and borrow from our eCollections 24/7. All you need are your library card details and the Borrowbox app. https://hamiltonlibraries.co.nz/ecollections/
Posted by Hamilton City Libraries on Sunday, December 27, 2020
We have added plenty of new eBook and eAudio titles to our Borrowbox platform – just in time for the weekend! You can...
Posted by Hamilton City Libraries on Thursday, September 3, 2020