What I talk about when I talk about running [electronic resource]: a memoir by Haruki Murakami ; translated from the Japanese by Philip Gabriel

Athletic yoga. Yoga for runners. [electronic resource]

Born to run [electronic resource]: a hidden tribe, superathletes, and the greatest race the world has never seen by Christopher McDougall

Do life [electronic resource]: [the creator of my 120- pound journey shows how to run better, go farther, and find happiness] by Ben Davis

The new rules of running [electronic resource] by David Allen

Etta and Otto and Russell and James [electronic resource] by Emma Hooper

Walking on water [sound recording]: the fifth journal of the Walk series by Richard Paul Evans

Don't look back [sound recording] by Gregg Hurwitz

Monster [sound recording] by Frank Peretti

Destroyer angel [sound recording] by Nevada Barr

The emedia link on our website offers numerous options toget eLectrified for the summer. You can earn a Connect Your Summer eLectrified badge by reading abook, swiping through a magazine, downloading music or streaming TV shows andmovies, all on your device and free through one of our emedia subscriptions. Each app operates on the Kindle Fire, the iPad/iPhone and any Android device (other devices may vary). Take a moment and sign-up for:

hoopla (TV, movies, music, audiobooks)
Overdrive (eBooks andaudiobooks) 
Zinio (magazines).

Get eLectrified today!

OverDrive Read lets you do just that. iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android users can now borrow a supported title, click the Read button to open the book in a new tab to read. No download is necessary. It's that simple. Find out more from the Help Site. You can also check device compatibility. 

So, you just got an eReader and now you need help figuring out how to use it.

eBook Users Group

Saturday, January 5, 2:00-3:00 PM or Tuesday, January 29, 7:00-8:30 PM. For experienced users or old pros. Drop in and share tips and tricks and learn how to use your eBook in an informal environment.

eBook Basics

Tuesday, January 8, 7:00-8:30 PM. Learn how to check out free library eBooks and read them on your Kindle, Nook or other device. Watch a live demo and try out a few different eReaders. Registration required.

How to Download Library eBooks to your Kindle

Wednesday, January 16, 10:00-11:30 AM. Kindle users, learn how to get the most out of your device, download free library books and more. Bring your Amazon account info. Registration required.

If you can't make it to a class, visit our eBooks page to see tips and instructional videos online. Or just stop it the library and ask at the Help Desk.

Thinking of taking a trip soon? You might be delighted to know that we now have the popular DK Eyewitness Travel Guide and DK Top 10 series in our Gale Virtual Reference Library's Travel Virtual Collection. International in scope, these PDF files can be viewed online and small sections can be downloaded to your eReader or printed out. A good planning guide and travel companion for you!

Our eBook Help has a new look and an expanded content that includes hundreds of help articles covering everything you need to know to enjoy our digital collection. If you ever need instructions regarding downloading or transferring a title to your device, check here to find answersto your questions.

The University of Michigan is in the midst of negotiations with publishers and will begin an e-textbook pilot program for introductory courses in the fall. Great news to the students! For CPL folks, we have increased greatly our eBook collections for all age groups. Log in with your CPL card number before searching to access the entire collection.

Want to download Janet Evanovich's Explosive Eighteen? Lee Child's The Affair? Jeanne Darst's Fiction Ruined My Family? We have them right now on our eBook website. All you need to do is log in with your CPL card number before you search. Logging in first opens up complete access to our OverDrive Advantage collection where these new hot titles reside.

Rejoice, Kindle users!
OverDrive, our library eBook Vendor, has just launched the long-awaited Kindle compatibility initiative. This means all Kindle users will be able to check out OverDrive eBooks and read them on either their Kindle device or other devices using the Kindle apps. When you check out a Kindle book, the "Get for Kindle" link will prompt you to login to your Amazon account. Specific help page is available to walk you through the process.

Log in to our OverDrive eBook site with your CPL card number to get started.