Reading Arizona is a free digital collection of fiction and nonfiction eBooks and audiobooks for readers of all ages. The collection highlights the people, places, cultures, and history of Arizona and is available statewide. This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Arizona Secretary of State, with federal funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS).

How to Access Reading Arizona

The Reading Arizona collection is available through OverDrive and can be accessed using the Libby app or a web browser.

Access Online Using Libby

Browse and read the collection online using the Libby web app:
https://libbyapp.com/library/readingarizona


Download the Libby App

Download the Libby app for iOS, Android, or Amazon Fire tablets. Instructions for getting started are available on the Libby Help site:
https://help.libbyapp.com/en-us/categories/getting-started.htm


Visit the OverDrive Website

You can also access the collection directly through OverDrive:
https://readingarizona.overdrive.com/

Signing In to Reading Arizona

If You Have a Local Public Library Card

If you already have access to OverDrive through your local public library, your existing library credentials should allow you to access Reading Arizona.

  1. Open Libby and search for “Reading Arizona” using the library search bar.

  2. Select your local public library from the drop-down list.

  3. Sign in using your library card number and PIN.

If you have questions about your library card or login credentials, please contact your local public library directly.

If You Do Not Have a Local Public Library Card

Arizona residents can still access Reading Arizona by requesting an Instant Digital Card:

  1. Select the option “I Would Like a Card” in Libby.

  2. Enter your phone number to begin the request.

  3. The system will verify that your phone number is associated with an Arizona address.

Once verified, your access will be enabled. The Instant Digital Card is valid for one year.


Login Help and Support

If you continue to experience login issues, please contact the State of Arizona Research Library for assistance using the following form:
https://azsos.libanswers.com/form


Learn More About Reading Arizona

For additional information about the Reading Arizona project, including collection details and updates, visit:
https://azsos.libguides.com/readingarizona

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