Lexington County Library is pleased to offer downloadable digital content for our patrons. In order to download materials, you’ll need a valid library card and email address. For additional help with digital downloads or for personal assistance, visit your local library branch, email us or chat with one of our library staff with the Ask a Librarian service.
Books
Books
Looking for something new to read? Take a look at these literary gems handpicked by our library staff.
Discover the titles, authors and genres you're looking for in the format you want.
Browse the world's largest digital newsstand for full color, interactive magazines.
Search the library catalog, place holds and manage your library account right from your phone or tablet. You can even manage multiple library accounts in one app, making it easy to keep track of items for yourself and your family. Whether you’re browsing from the couch or checking availability on the go, the library is always within reach.
The easiest way to access and use downloadable materials is by using the appropriate application for your device — using the links listed on this page.
Libby: 10 ebooks and audiobooks at a time; unlimited magazine titles and issues
Digital titles are automatically returned using Libby and Hoopla. You can return titles early with both applications. Returning titles early using Libby keeps you from reaching the maximum checkout limit and allows other patrons to access the material. For instructions about returning items in Libby, click here.
Nope, there are no late fees for digital content.
Library cards automatically expire one year after issue. If you received an error message that your card expired, visit your local branch with valid identification or mail with your current address to renew your membership.
For help with application and service specific questions, visit the vendor’s help pages:
For personal assistance you can visit your local branch, email us or chat with one of our library staff with the Ask a Librarian service.
