eLibrary

Welcome to our eLibrary where you can access free eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, comics & graphic novels, music, movies, and television shows from home. All are funded by state or local sources.

OverDrive/LibbyLibby app

Access for Burlington Library cardholders only. Borrow up to 5 titles at a time from OverDrive and the Libby app. Add other Massachusetts networks such as Boston Public Library (MBLN), CLAMS, CW MARS, Minuteman, NOBLE, OCLN, and SAILS to search and borrow even more.

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Access for Burlington Library cardholders only. Borrow up to 10 titles a month from Hoopla. 

  • Audiobooks
  • eBooks
  • Graphic Novels & Comics
  • Music
  • Video

Freegal MusicFreegal Music Logo

Access for Burlington Library cardholders only. Download the app or use your computer to start streaming or downloading music with Freegal. Access over 18 million songs, including today’s top music and yesterday’s hits. Build your own playlists, stream music for up to 8 hours each day, or download up to 5 songs to own every week!

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Access for Burlington Library cardholders only. Stream thousands of films and documentaries
in multiple languages. Includes The Criterion Collection, Great Courses, PBS, and Kanopy Kids Collection. 30 streaming tickets a month.

O'Reilly for Public Libraries     o-reilly-online-learning  

Remote access for Burlington Library cardholders only. Digital access to books on technology, digital media, business, and professional development.

Access O'Reilly's catalog:

Online Resources

Look for journal, magazine, and newspaper articles on the library's subscription databases. Access is free for all Burlington residents. 

New York Times Digital - Remote access for Burlington Library cardholders only.

  • In Library- Register or log in and enjoy unlimited access to NYTimes.com during your visit using our PCs or while you are signed in on our WiFi network.
  • At Home You will be asked to enter your Burlington Library card number. Log in or create a New York Times account if you don't already have one then redeem an access code that gives you 24-hour access after which you may revisit the page and receive another code.

Boston Public Library 

Boston Public Library offers over 100 databases and electronic resources available to residents of Massachusetts. eCards are available to anyone who lives, resides part-time to attend school, owns property, or works in Massachusetts. Register for an eCard online.

Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg offers thousands of U.S. copyright-free e-books that can be read on a computer or mobile device. Austen, Dickens, Twain, the list goes on and on. The Top 100 is a good place to begin to explore the catalog.