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This document provides instructions for downloading eBooks from the library website to various eReaders and devices, including Kindles, Nooks, iPads, iPhones, Sony eReaders, tablets, and Android devices. It lists the library website and explains that eBooks can be downloaded directly to most devices or transferred from a computer using apps like Overdrive Media Console.
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