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10, 2020 by chris freelandthis is the third part in a series of testimonials from . Patrons who used the national emergency library and continue to use controlled digital lending to . Borrow books from europe cell phone number list our library (you can read the previous posts here and here). If . You’d like to share your story of how you used the nel while it was . library today, please leave a testimonial.
The . Following statements are condensed from testimonials sent to the internet archive:andrea n., freehold, new jersey, . Reader: “I used the national emergency library for personal reading through the pandemic. I am . A high-risk person for, so I have been very limited for the last three . Months. I am also disabled and cannot easily visit the library even when it is . Open to check out books. I’ve relied on the internet archive for many years to .
Find things to read to help me occupy my time when I can’t do much . Of anything else but read. It was nice to have a wide selection of books . To read during this time.”mirrah, studentmirrah, sunderland, massachusetts, student: mirrah writes that the national emergency . Library and controlled digital lending “allowed me to move ahead with my studies instead of . Getting stumped and trying to resort to irrelevant materials.
10, 2020 by chris freelandthis is the third part in a series of testimonials from . Patrons who used the national emergency library and continue to use controlled digital lending to . Borrow books from europe cell phone number list our library (you can read the previous posts here and here). If . You’d like to share your story of how you used the nel while it was . library today, please leave a testimonial.
The . Following statements are condensed from testimonials sent to the internet archive:andrea n., freehold, new jersey, . Reader: “I used the national emergency library for personal reading through the pandemic. I am . A high-risk person for, so I have been very limited for the last three . Months. I am also disabled and cannot easily visit the library even when it is . Open to check out books. I’ve relied on the internet archive for many years to .
Find things to read to help me occupy my time when I can’t do much . Of anything else but read. It was nice to have a wide selection of books . To read during this time.”mirrah, studentmirrah, sunderland, massachusetts, student: mirrah writes that the national emergency . Library and controlled digital lending “allowed me to move ahead with my studies instead of . Getting stumped and trying to resort to irrelevant materials.