Below are this year's Golden Globe Award nominees, both movies and TV shows, that you can find in the library. Click on a title to check availability and/or place a reserve.

Movies

The Adventures of Tintin
Best animated feature film

Beginners
Best supporting actor (Christopher Plummer)  read more »

What changes would you like to see to the Ohio eBook Project's web site? We'll pass along your suggestions; just use our "contact" form.

Most popular movie at the library this year? Inception. Most popular mystery? Patterson's 10th Anniversary. Rock CD? 21 by Adele.  See all our lists of titles that were most popular this year based on the number of checkouts.

With OpenLibrary you can view or download over 2.7 million free classic eBooks from the Internet Archive, including great works in the public domain from over 600 libraries around the world. Using your Falls Library card you can also check out over 100,000 newer eBooks for up to 2 weeks and read them in your web browser or on your computer with Adobe Digital Editions. Many of the titles can also be transferred to a Nook or other ebook reader compatible with ePub or PDF formats. Learn more.

Here are some sites that will help you pick out an eBook reader or tablet. First of all, check OverDrive’s Device Resource Center to see which devices work with the Ohio eBook Project. Also, take a look at these reviews and guides from CNET, PC Review, Engadget, and more:  read more »

You've used SearchOhio for seamless access to borrow material from other public libraries; now you also have access to titles in Ohio colleges and universities through OhioLINK. Like SearchOhio, with OhioLINK you simply search, request, and wait for us to tell you your item is ready to pick up. You can either search OhioLINK directly, or do a search in SearchOhio and then click on OhioLINK at the top to do that same search there.  read more »

It's super-easy to put ebooks from the library on your Kindle. This 4-minute video tells you how to do it using WiFi. If your Kindle doesn't have Wifi, here's a video on doing it by USB.

Get on the reserves list for things when we order them; we'll let you know when they're ready for you, and you can just pick them up at the checkout desk or the drive-up window. Find yourself something right now from our list of recently-ordered DVDs or other categories (and don't miss the teen and children's lists).

Amazon Kindle users can now download books from the library. All you need is a library card, Amazon account and Kindle. Go to Ohio eBook Project site to get started, or see the help for Kindle users.

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