Library members can download eBooks and eAudiobooks free of charge using the Libby app from Overdrive.
Find eBooks and eAudiobooks on Overdrive
This service is not available on Kindle Paperwhite or Kindle Touch.
Downloading eBooks and eAudiobooks from Libby
To download eBooks and eAudiobooks, you first need to install the free Libby app on your smartphone or tablet.
You can download Libby from:
Once you have downloaded the app, you’ll be asked to select your local library and sign in using your library card and PIN.
If you do not have a PIN, you can reset your PIN. Or you can join the library online.
You can also use Adobe Digital Editions to install downloaded titles onto your Kobo or Nook device.
eMagazines, eComics and graphic novels
Our RbDigital magazine service has moved over to Overdrive's Libby app. Only the existing UK titles have moved.
Find out how to get the Libby app
Read over 130 complete digital magazines or choose your favourite major brand comics and graphic novels.
Brand comics include:
- Marvel's Spider-Man, Avengers and Deadpool
- blockbuster volumes like Black Panther Volume 1: A Nation Under Our Feet and X-Men: Days of Future Past and Civil War.
Read anywhere, anytime on the Libby app.
All you need is your Medway Libraries card to create an account and sign up for the service.
NewsBank
Use NewsBank to access more than 1,000 daily, weekly, national, regional and local newspapers from across the UK. These include:
eNewspapers and eMagazines on PressReader
PressReader gives unlimited access to thousands of magazines and newspapers from around the world.
PressReader is available free to Medway library members. Just use your library card and PIN to sign in.
View eNewspapers and eMagazines on PressReader
Using Libby – compatibility issues
Libby will not work on most Kindle devices. If you have
Please be aware that there are some access limitations, especially on
This update affects older Android devices that cannot upgrade to at least Android
- early Kindle Fires
- early Samsung Galaxy tablets
- Kobo Arc devices (all of which were released in 2014 or earlier).
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