Non-Resident Library Cards

[Fbone]

Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg

I just did a search.overdrive.com check for something on my TBR list. I found it at the Harris County Texas library, which does not sell out of state cards. But then I noticed this:

Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement

Great find. You also have access to the much smaller Bryan and College Station library.

Thanks for posting.

Edit- Harris County has over 130,000 ebooks. I'll add Harris to the list with a comment directing you to Houston's webpage. Houston has easy online sign-up.

[nabsltd]

Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg

Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement

Note that the link appears to have changed to:

https://houstonlibrary.org/blogs/sys...wing-agreement

[texasnightowl]

Was doing some quick looking and noticed Stark is now $100. https://www.starklibrary.org/get-a-library-card/

[SteveEisenberg]

Originally Posted by Fbone

You also have access to the much smaller Bryan and College Station library.

Thank you. I never would have noticed that.

Question for everyone: Are there other examples where you can use the same library login credentials for different Overdrive collections?

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg

Thank you. I never would have noticed that.

Question for everyone: Are there other examples where you can use the same library login credentials for different Overdrive collections?

Massachusetts has some library systems that allow reciprocal borrowing.