E-BOOKS
There is a lot of interest across the region for electronic books or e-books, books in digital form that can be read from a dedicated e-book reader such as the Kindle, Nook and Sony Reader among many. Or, they can be read from a smart phone, tablet, notebook or desktop computer. The Library is currently investigating the feasibility and cost of providing e-books to our patrons. In the meantime, we suggest you look at Project Gutenberg which has a large selection of e-books (around 30,000) for FREE download. These are not the newest books, but are copyright free and availible for the public. Check the links in the right hand column for other free e-book resources.
AUDIOBOOKS
Audio Books are becoming avery popular way of "reading a book." No longer a service for those with poor vision, audio books are popular with drivers (particularly truck drivers), walkers, and those doing chores around the house. Our audio books come in many formats. These include cassette tape, CD Rom, MP3 ROM and Playaway preloaded audio books.
Not only do we have audio books for adults, but we also have a growing collection for young people. These are particularly "cool" with typical non-reading boys. Give them a go!
New Audio Books
Look and see what new audio books the Library has acquired in the last 30 days by clicking the link above.
Request an Audio Book
If you you would like to request a book, DVD, CD etc. you can fill the form below and we can put it on reserve for you or you can go to the online catalog, login with your library card number and password and reserve the book yourself. If the item is not in the Greene County Library, but is part of the Northeast Arkansas Regional Library System you can request the book using the form in Ask a Librarian and we will get the book within a week, if the book is not currently checked out or previously reserve.
Suggest an Audio Book
If you have a book, video etc. you would like or think the library to get please make your suggestion using the form in Ask a Librarian.
