Discover Your Personal Palace of Books with the Palace App

Introducing Palace, a user-friendly e-reader app that makes discovering, borrowing, and enjoying books from your local library effortless. Aptly named, Palace brings the concept of libraries being "palaces for the people" to life, providing instant access to your own personal palace at your fingertips.

Sign up with just your library card and gain access to over 10,000 books, ranging from children's literature to classics and foreign language titles, all available for free on the Palace Bookshelf. Developed and maintained by The Palace Project, a not-for-profit division of LYRASIS in partnership with the Digital Public Library of America, with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

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Features of this app:

• Free e-reader app: The app is available for free, allowing users to access and read or listen to books from their local library.
• Easy to use: The app is designed to be user-friendly, ensuring a smooth and effortless reading experience.
• Find, checkout, and read or listen to books: Users can easily search for books, borrow them, and either read or listen to them within the app.
• Access to local library: The app provides instant access to the user's local library, allowing them to enjoy their library's offerings anytime and anywhere.
• Library card signup: Users can sign up for the app using their library card, making it convenient for existing library members.
• Wide book selection: The app offers a diverse collection of books, including children's books, classics, and foreign language books, with over titles available.

Conclusion:

With its user-friendly interface and wide selection of books, the Palace app provides an excellent platform for users to explore, borrow, and enjoy books from their local library. Whether users are existing library members or not, they can access thousands of books for free through the Palace app.

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For more information, visit https://thepalaceproject.org.