BorrowBox Library

Bolinda digital

About this app

The BorrowBox app makes it easy to browse, borrow and read your library’s eAudiobooks, eBooks, eMagazines and eNewspapers anywhere, everywhere.
If BorrowBox is available through your local library you can simply log in with your membership details to access the library’s collection of digital content.

BROWSING
* Grouped by age category
* Browse by genre or by specially curated lists
* Quickly find new releases
* Search by title, author and narrator
* Easily find similar titles you might want to listen to
* Read and listen to previews
* Get more info about the author and narrator

BORROWING
* Borrow instantly or reserve for later
* View current loans and reserves
* View loan history
* Renew loans whenever you want
* Automatic deletion of expired loans, no overdue fees

LISTENING AND READING
* Offline listening and reading
* Automatically saves your current position in the eAudiobook, eBook and eMagazine

BorrowBox – Your library in one app.

Ratings and reviews

If you've used Kindle, it's like a basic version. When reading books, it does the job, but don't expect much more. The biggest bug-bear though is trying to find new books. The library (both app and website) has New Releases and New to Library categories. But neither correctly sort books - titles from months ago frequently appear at the top of results. "New to old" sorting does not work.

Would love some more features. Great if I'm using just my phone to listen - BUT I often listen to audiobooks while I'm walking or driving. I would love to be able skip back 15 or 30 seconds by using the functions on my garmin watch or android auto in the car. If I'm listening to a podcast, I can do this, not with a book however - it's very frustrating to be wanting to just go back a little, bit, press the 'back button' and it skips back a whole chapter instead of just 15 or 30 secs. HELP!

Good app, weird service. The app is fine, but the book choice is frankly weird. I've just been reading a Cassandra Clarke book. It's part of a series. There are 2 books available: #4 and #5. Why would you do that? And loads of trilogies where there's only one book available. Also, the waiting times are interminable. Libby used to reduce waiting times if people returned books early. But it's the limited availability that really puzzles and irritates me.

What's new

Performance and stability improvements.