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How To series: Use Libby at the Samuels Public Library

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6 years ago

January 26, 2020

In the first video of the How To series, we learned how to get a library card to the Samuels Public Library.

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Now let’s start learning about all the wonderful benefits the library has to offer. Ebooks with Libby is an awesome benefit available to card holders. Watch this video to learn more! Thank you to Barbara Way for helping to share this message about Libby.

How to use Libby:

Download the App
Locate your library
Put in your library card number
TAP through and enjoy!

Click this link to visit Samuels Public Library online: www.samuelslibrary.net
Click this link to get the Libby App: meet.Libbyapp.com

Visit the library today!

Samuels Public Library
Mon – Thur: 10am – 8pm
Fri & Sat: 10am – 5pm
Sunday: Closed
(540) 635-3153
330 E Criser Rd, Front Royal, VA 22630

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How To series: Use Libby at the Samuels Public Library

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How To series: Use Libby at the Samuels Public Library

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