Downloadable Audiobooks

Introduction Participating Libraries Getting Started / Account Tips Technical Requirements Downloading Licenses & Renewing Transferring Files Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked Questions

Create your NetLibrary account today! If you are a member of a participating library: Enter your library card number in the box provided below and click on "Submit". (Don't have a library card? Contact your local library.) Click on "Create a Free Account" link at the top right of the screen. Follow the directions on how to create an account. SAVE YOUR ACCOUNT INFORMATION. After successfully creating your account you will be able to log in directly to the audio book website without going through this verification process. (We suggest you bookmark the NetLibrary website page for easier access later on.) Patron Library Card # Already have an account? Click here! See below for more information on audio books and how to create your account now. Problems? Call your local library.

Getting Started / Account Tips

• Account is Free
  • A NetLibrary account is free for library patrons from participating libraries. The NetLibrary web site provides access to the downloadable audiobook collection the library has purchased and made available for our library patrons to use.
  • Your library card barcode number provides access to this service, making you eligible to download over 1000 audiobooks.
  • You must have a valid library card from a participating library and you must create a free account in NetLibrary.
• Creating a Free NetLibrary Account
  • First time users must create an account in NetLibrary:
  1. If you are a member of a participating library: Enter your library card number in the box provided at the top of the page and click on "Submit".
  2. Click on the "Create a Free Account" link at the top right of the screen.
  3. Follow the directions on how to create an account. SAVE YOUR ACCOUNT INFORMATION.
  4. After successfully creating your account you will be able to log in directly to the audio book website without going through this verification process. (We suggest you bookmark the NetLibrary website page for easier access later on.)