The library is offering the service Freegal, which allows users to download three songs in mp3 file format each week from the library's website. The music you download is yours to keep. Freegal is a downloadable music service, like iTunes, available from Carnegie Public Library. Your access to the Sony Music Entertainment catalog offers hundreds of thousands of songs, more than 100 genres of music, and more than 50 record labels. No special software is needed to use the service, and there are no digital rights management restrictions. Click on the Freegal icon to get started. Enter your library card number and your PIN, the last 4 digits of your phone number. 

Do you know someone who received an eBook reader or tablet? Point them in the direction of the library. The Carnegie Public Library offers you best-selling and classic audiobooks, eBooks, music, and video available 24/7 from the library’s eBook catalog, http://seo.lib.overdrive.com.

Are you interested in being part of a book discussion group? The group is meeting on the first Wednesday of  each month at 12:30 p.m. in the Community Room. Please call the library at 330-385-2048 and ask for Melissa. (Any persons may participate in the book discussions, but it must be known that some material may be adult orientated.)

To the left is a search box for Amazon.com.  By purchasing any title or item (it doesn't have to be a book) through this link, the library receives a referral in the form of credit so we can purchase items through Amazon.