Magazine Readers, Take Note! Greenwich Library has thousands of digital magazines for you to browse, borrow, and enjoy on the Libby app as part of our OverDrive collection.
Included in the thousands of digital titles available are The New Yorker, Good Housekeeping, Vanity Fair, Cook’s Illustrated, Kiplinger’s, National Geographic, Vogue, Conde Nest Traveler, House Beautiful, Wired, Bazaar, Rolling Stone, and New Scientist.
If you have not yet tried Libby, all you need to get started is your Library card number and PIN.
The Libby app is easy to use and will guide you through the setup process and connect you to Greenwich Library’s digital collection in just a few minutes. You can find in-app support or visit the Help site or Libby Academy within the app for help.
New to Digital? Greenwich Library’s Digital Library is available 24/7 without leaving home and is free to Library cardholders. With just a few taps, you can start reading instantly on your phone or tablet.
Digital magazines through Libby have no waitlists or holds, do not count towards checkout limits, and provide you the option to renew your selections or download magazines from Libby for offline use. You can browse lists of magazines within the app and search by format to find thousands of available titles.
Named one of Popular Mechanics’ “20 Best Apps of the Decade,” Libby seamlessly connects you with Greenwich Library’s digital collection. Once you have a Library card and the Libby app downloaded, you can browse and instantly borrow titles then start reading or listening for free. This service is compatible with all major computers and devices.
Within the Libby app, there is an option to send your eBooks and digital magazines to your Kindle. All titles will automatically expire at the end of the lending period and there are no late fees.
Download the Libby app now to get started.
Greenwich Library offers one of the most comprehensive and diverse collections in Connecticut. With a Library card, access thousands of books, movies, TV shows, music, periodicals, databases, and more in both print and digital. Library cards are available for free for anyone who lives, works, or goes to school in Greenwich. Check out the Library’s catalog here.
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