I’m also not a fan of the settings menu but I can’t put my finger on why right now. I’ve only browsed one ebook sample but have listened to several audiobooks and the interface is leaps and bounds better than Hoopla and OverDrive.Ĭons: I’d give it a 5th star if the sleep timer for audiobooks had more than the 30 minute option (custom timer would be best along with 15 minute intervals up to an hour, then 30 minute intervals thereafter), the UI colors could be customized (at the least a dark mode, but I’d also like to change the blurred background color for audiobooks while in landscape mode), and I could customize my library card color tags/icons? (a minor gripe but two of my cards are too similar in color). I am looking forward to the day I am asked to review "Cloud Library", I will go into more depth re: my problems working with this App. And, the gentleman with whom I spoke when I went to the library tried to convince me that it was NOT possible to borrow an ebook in Cloud Library even tho I have a photo of that book indicating that it is in an overdue status. I did go to the library and try to get help, however there seems to be only one person who can help, and she had not responded to my request for help and it has been 2 weeks. Showing overdue for awhile, may still,be,out there somewhere.
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And couldn't figure out how to return it. I accidentally requested an e-book on this app. First of all I cannot seem to set my setting the way I would like. I have had one problem after another with this "Cloud Library". Port Saint Lucie Libraries has now switched us to "Cloud Library"for all audio books.
Returns are automatic or if you want to return early, no problem it is a simple procedure.
I have read more than 60 audio books using Libby App. I never had to request help from the library staff. It was so very easy to work with, so easy to figure out. Especially when we live in a world where reality & fake seem to be merged. From accepting offered support? Granted there was the fear offered support was a trap, but when raised as what seems to be right & wrong how does one choose the gray, in a world of black & white? I am glad to know that this book was held to accountability by a number of fact checkers. Knight would experience if someone “helped themselves “ to his home in the forest.
But how does one decide to steal & invade the homes of others, which is morally wrong, causing a feeling of fear & being violated, just as I am sure Mr. Which is why he never applied for any type of assistance, or accept help from those who offered support. But in the way of how he stated that he was raised being taught morals & never to take help from the Government or handouts from others. I mean, understandable he saw it as a means of survival. The B&E as well as stealing I found strange. Mr Knight May of lived his life that others may find odd or crazy. If he added this one to his reading list, I do hope he was not let down. Mr Knight had expressed concern of how he would be “portrayed”. On the other hand, it seemed the book was respectfully written. Was it out of selfish reasons or more Nobel reasons? Only Mr. In my personal opinion, the Author seemed to take more liberty placing himself into the life of Mr.
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