Millions of readers use public libraries to access books, and many of us have invested in Kindle. 

Hoopla ebooks cannot be sent to Kindle e-ink devices, even though many library ebooks borrowed through Libby can.

Why should library patrons have to switch to a phone, tablet, or computer just to read a book their library already offers?

We're calling on Amazon, Hoopla, and relevant library ebook partners to:

Publicly explain the licensing or technical barriers preventing Hoopla-to-Kindle compatibility.
Explore agreements that would allow Hoopla ebooks to be borrowed and read on Kindle e-readers.
Give library patrons greater freedom to choose how they read.
This is about accessibility, affordability, and supporting public libraries.

Library books should be easier to read, not harder.

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