eBooks & Digital Downloads

Digital Downloads
eBooks

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You can access new and bestseller eBooks through Cloud Library:

Step 1. Download the app.

Step 2. Once you’ve installed and opened the app, search for “Navajo County Library District” in the list of libraries.

Step 3. Enter your library card number and accept the terms of use.

Step 4. Browse for a book you want to read and select the “Borrow” button.

You can download an app for iOS®, Android™, PC/Mac, Kindle Fire®, and NOOK®. Only one person at a time can read each eBbook, so they’ll be automatically checked in after 14 days to let the next person enjoy them. If a book you want is checked out, you can place a hold on it, just like with a physical library book. You can sign-up to receive an email notification when a book you’ve placed on hold becomes available. You also have the option of returning books early if you’re finished with them.



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You can access library eBooks through Freading™. You must first install Adobe® Digital Editions (have your library card number handy). Then go to Freading™ to find books for your computer or your mobile device.

Step 1. Install Adobe® Digital Editions.

Step 2. Go to Freading™ and login with your library card number.

Step 3. Browse for a book you want to read and select the “Downoad EPUB” button.

You can download an app for iOS® and Android™ devices. The app is also compatible with Kindle Fire®, NOOK®, and kobo™ devices.

You can borrow 3 books per week.

See the Freading™ FAQs for more information.


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You can access a number of Arizona-specific eBooks at Reading Arizona, a statewide eBook platform. The collection includes early Arizona fiction and histories, as well as contemporary works by authors such as Jon Talton and James Sallis.

eAudios

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You can download library audiobooks through OneClickdigital™. You must first create an account with OneClickdigital™. You can also download an app for iOS® and Android™ devices. If you need assistance, OneClickdigital™ provides the following free tutorials:

Step 1. Create an account with OneClickdigital™ by clicking on “Register”. You will need to enter your library card number, name, email address, and zip code and create a username and password.

Step 2. You’ll have the option to download eBook or eAudio apps for your computer or iOS®/Android™ device.

Step 3. Browse for an audiobook you want to listen to and select “Checkout Now.”

OneClick Digital’s technical support is available Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST: 1-877-772-8346.

eZines

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You can download library magazines through zinio™.

Step 1. Use your library card number to create an account with zinio™.

Step 2. Subscribe to a magazine. Hint: you can subscribe to an unlimited number of magazines.

Step 3.  Read digital magazines on your computer or your mobile device.

You can download an app for  iOS® or Android™ devices. To read magazines on your Kindle Fire® and Kindle Fire® HD, follow the installation instructions.
 

For more detailed instructions, see Navajo County Library District's (NCLD) installation guide.



eComics

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Enjoy thousands of digital graphic novels and comics through Comics Plus Library Edition. You can access them anytime, anywhere with your Web-connected device. 

Step 1. Click on the image above.

Step 2. Click on the "Get started" link.

Step 3.  Click on the "Create a New Account" link.

Step 4. Input your library card number and complete the appropriate fields.

Step 5. Read digital graphic novels and comics on your web-connected computer or mobile device.

 You can search or browse by category, publisher or title.

There are no holds or waiting - all comics are available whenever you want them! Your borrowed item(s) will automatically expire after 7 days.

eBooks for kids

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You can read TumbleBooks™ at TumbleBookLibrary, which is an online collection of talking picture books that teach young children the joys of reading in a fun format.


More free eBooks

You can download free eBooks from the following sites:

Looking for even more? Check out Navajo County Library District's digital downloads page.