
In addition to the library’s six Kindle ebook readers (which
currently contain over 100 books), library patrons now have the option to
borrow one of two new Kindle Fire tablets which not only hold the library’s
selection of ebooks, but also a wide-ranging collection of useful apps and
popular games. Plus, the Kindle Fires display in color!
Some of the games we’ve installed on the Kindle Fires
include: Color Sheep, Doodle Jump, Words with Friends, Drawing Pad, Gems
Journey, GT Racing, Jetpack Dragon Hunting, My NBA 2K14, Real Speed, and Temple
Run 2.



We would suggest that if you just want to read ebooks, you
check out one of the six Kindle ebook Readers. They are simple to use and
lighter to hold. If you’d like to try some apps, check out a Kindle Fire. Play
some games and try some of the free apps. If you’re really intrigued with the
fee-based services, establish your own personal account (usually tied to your
credit card) and pay for content as you use it.
The Kindle Fires and the Kindle Readers may each be checked
out for a three-week borrowing period. Late fees are $.25 per day.
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