After finishing a book (and during actually) you can view the timeline of your reading ‘journey’ of a book, and downloading this gives you a super cool web page summary of all the salient details including all the passages you highlighted - awesome (csv also available).Įxtra things I would love: history of all definition look ups, a la kindle intelligent rules for look up e.g. Links to extend to google, Wikipedia etc are also provided. The definition uses the Oxford Dictionary as well as ‘topic’ results from Duck Duck Go which are amazing succinct summaries with related topics also being surfaced. Whilst reading a book, you can highlight passages or look up the meaning of words and phrases.
There is a history and timeline of the various books you have borrowed, placed on hold and returned which is already proving useful. You can add cards at multiple libraries and manage the loans and holds across all seamlessly. This app is brilliant for its main purpose, borrowing and reading library books, but also all the supporting features are pretty solid too. Libby is built by the team at OverDrive, in support of local libraries everywhere. Simply swipe to skip forward and backward.Slow down or speed up the audio (0.6 to 3.0x).Read and listen to read-alongs with your kids.Define and search for words and phrases.Adjust text size, background color, and book design.In our beautiful, intuitive ebook reader: Keep your reading position automatically synced on all your devices.Use tags to create your must-read list and any other book lists you want.Download titles for offline reading, or stream them to save space.Borrow and enjoy ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines.Browse your library’s digital catalog of books - from classics to NYT best-sellers.You can borrow them - for free, instantly - with a library card and Libby: the award-winning, much-loved app for libraries. Free ebooks & audiobooks from your local library! Borrow best-sellers and read anytime, anywhere.Īll over the world, local libraries offer millions of ebooks and audiobooks.
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