eBooks, Audiobooks, Magazines, & Newspapers

The Hollis Social Library offers downloadable ebooks, audiobooks and magazines in cooperation with other New Hampshire public libraries through the NH Downloadable Book Consortium. This consortium is curated and funded by the New Hampshire State Library.

Libby App:

Libby, By Overdrive Labs is an easy to use, intuitive interface that allows you to borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines for FREE from your Library.

Get started today by downloading the Libby App.

Borrowing Info:

• You can have 3 items checked out at one time.
• You can have 5 holds at one time.
• You can return a title early. You do not have to wait for it to expire.
• You can renew an item if no one is waiting for it.
• eBooks & audiobooks function the same as a physical item. The electronic license, for an item, can only be out to one device at a time. Because of this you may encounter wait lists for items.

Things To Know:

• To use Libby, your Library Account must be current and in good standing without any overdue items or fees.
• You will need a PIN to access Libby. Your Libby PIN is the same as your Library Account Password.
• Don’t know your Library Password? Reset it here using the “forgot your password” option.

 Questions?

• Libby Help Page
• Overdrive Help Page
• Give us a call at the Library!

The Hollis Social Library offers a subscription to a digital newspaper collection from NewsBank. This fully searchable collection provides online access to the complete electronic editions of the Nashua Telegraph and NH Union Leader newspapers, as well as 3,000+ publications. It is updated daily.

Coverage at Every Level:

• Local: Search or browse information from your local area.
• State: Search dozens of new sources from across your state.
  • Nashua Telegraph
  • NH Union Leader
• National: Search nearly 3,000 news sources from across the country.

Why use Newbank?

• Get help with everything from homework to health care and job searches.
• Find information on issues, people, and events.
• Understand current and evolving events and issues.
• Compare viewpoints from different news outlets and different geographic locations.
• Track trends over time with coverage from several decades.

Alerts:

Set an alert to have the latest news on an issue or topic delivered to your inbox.

1. Enter a search that interests you.
2. On the results page, click Set up an Alert.
3. Choose to create the alert as a registered user or without registering.
4. Specify the frequency you would like to receive your alerts.

If there are new relevant results, NewsBank will send them to you in an email.