eMATERIALS
All Fair Lawn patrons can load these e-resources onto a variety of devices, such as computers, tablets, e-readers, and smartphones! Visit each one by clicking the links on your computer, or download the free corresponding apps from the app store on your device. All you need is your library card in good standing to get started! It's easy and it's FREE!
rbDigital, formerly Zinio Magazines, has all the latest issues of your favorite current magazines for checkout and download.
Overdrive has a fantastic selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks to choose from. Download the Libby app, or for older devices, the Overdrive app to get started. Compatible with Kindle as well!
hoopla has a wide selection of movies, television, music, eBooks, eAudiobooks, and graphic novels.
Now through May 31st, hoopla is introducing their Bonus Borrows collection! Normally Fair Lawn residents get 4 check outs per month, but the Bonus Borrows collection has over 1100 additional items that will not be counted towards your check outs. See all that's available!
Kanopy has a great selection of award-winning films and documentaries, including content for Children. Download the Kanopy app for free to get started! https://www.kanopy.com/ When prompted, please choose "Maurice M. Pine Free Public Library" as your home library.
Big news from Kanopy!
In response to the closure of many public libraries, Kanopy has put together a collection of films that your can watch, free of charge, through May. Watching these titles will not deduct play credits from your account. Every Fair Lawn cardholder gets 5 play credits per month. Limited Time! Kanopy Kids for Free!
Starting Monday March 16th Kanopy is offering unlimited access to Kanopy Kids to all Fair Lawn cardholders. Your kids can enjoy quality educational content like Sesame Street, Arthur, and even benefit from language learning series. Free access will be available through May.
The New York Times can be accessed for 72 hours at a time here: New York Times at Home. To activate your access you must log-in or register first.
Please note: you must have a special library card number to access the full HeritageQuest database, please email for the number.
Use One Search instead of the open web, and you’ll find thousands of magazine and journal articles, primary sources, educational videos, encyclopedia articles, eBooks and more in just seconds. Need help? Check out this guide.
