If you're signed into your Amazon account, verify the 'Deliver to:' device and tap Get library book.

You'll be taken to Amazon's website to finish getting the book.

Tap the bookshelf icon, then tap loans at the top of the screen.

You can send most books borrowed in Libby to your Kindle. Tap the estimated wait time next to the book cover in question to see your place in line. Tap the bookshelf icon, then tap holds at the top of the screen. How do I see my place in line for a hold?

More information on this feature, including how to sync your OverDrive wish list to Libby, is available in the Tags section of the Libby Help website. You can make lists for any theme or topic, including titles you want to read or listen to, book club picks, and titles you've borrowed. Tags allow you to add titles to lists in the Libby app.

Tap the clock to see your Libby activity timeline (specific to the device you are currently using).

Tap the bookshelf to see all of your loans, holds and tags.

Tap the Libby icon to open the Libby menu.

Tap the library card to browse the network's OverDrive catalog.

Tap the magnifying glass to search the network's OverDrive catalog.

To go to each section or feature, tap the corresponding image at the bottom of the screen: Where do I go to browse or search the catalog? To see my current loans and holds?

Use the 'Read With Kindle' option in the Libby app on a Libby-compatible device.

Deliver the book in Kindle Book format from the OverDrive website in any Internet browser.

Download the original OverDrive app from the Amazon App Store.

Fire users can enjoy ebooks and audiobooks through OverDrive using one of these options: Please note: Libby is not currently available for Amazon Kindle Fire tablets. Libby is currently available for Android (non-Kindle), iOS (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch), and Windows 10 devices. Here are answers to frequently asked questions about Libby, the newest app for OverDrive: Library News Frequently Asked Questions about the Libby App

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