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In addition to our Ohio eBook Project and SEO collections, you can download free audiobooks, ebooks, music and video from many web sites. Here are a few (in the right-hand column).

The Ohio eBook Project gives you access to over 13,000 titles (over 20,000 copies) of ebooks and downloadable audiobooks -- and check out the SEO Consortium for even more.

Check out these great video tutorials from Overdrive on using their service to get ebooks, downloadable audiobooks, and more. Topics include:  read more »

Saturday, August 27 at 10 a.m.
Start your morning off right with a (beginner) session of Tai Chi in the great outdoors with Sifu Joe Casenhiser. Meet by the fountain on Broad Boulevard in front of the library (Sutliff Room in case of rain). Registration is requested.

Wednesday, August 24 at 7:00

Whether you live on the Sunny Side of the Street or in a Shanty in Old Shanty Town, take a Sentimental Journey with Dick Jacoby. Old tunes, like old friends will take you back to the good old days of Big Bands and beautiful melodies.

Love to get the latest DVDs? Our list of recently-ordered DVDs is updated 5 nights a week so you can find out what we've just ordered for the library. New on the list: Green Lantern, Just Go With It, The Trip, and more.

If you're an elementary or preschool teacher, or a home school teacher for these levels, you can get a special teacher loan library card to check out things for classroom use. Also, our children's department has book boxes, which contain 30 copies of the same title and sometimes the book on CD, for your classes. We can put children's books on class reserve so all your students will have access to what they need for special assignments or research projects.  read more »

What's the favorite thing you read this summer? Tell us on Facebook.

1,168 adults, 163 teens, and 1,501 kids participated in our summer reading program.

We support schools, preschools, daycare centers, and home school teachers with our teacher loan program. With a special card, teachers can check out items for classroom use for four weeks, with some restrictions.