I don’t know what I would do without Libby. I love that app and use it all the time. I download fiction and non-fiction ebooks (both EPUB and Kindle), guidebooks, audiobooks, magazines and even local newspapers.
I don’t know how many people look at their magazine offerings but they have so many. My libraries subscribe to The Week, Discover Britain, and many more. One of my libraries subscribes to the city newspaper, so I can read what's going on locally.
I even got the nurses who care for my grandson with special needs to start using it. I gave them access to my account and now they download dozens of audiobooks on his iPad and keep them handy for him to listen to. He is visually impaired and non-mobile so listening to the audiobooks is a nice way to keep him entertained during the day.
I did find out a few tips from a librarian who wrote an article about using it. When you’re done with a book, it’s best to return it to the library right away rather than just let it sit in your shelf until it expires. I think it affects how much the libraries pay for it, although I could be wrong about that. Plus I always return the books that have someone waiting for them as soon as I’m done. I know I like getting books as soon as possible so I figure others do as well. :-)