You're not limited to one library system on Libby. The platform allows you to connect to multiple libraries, so you can take advantage of larger catalogs in case one library has more titles or a shorter wait times for books you want to read. You still have to be eligible for a library card at every library you connect to, but you could add your city library, your county library, and a school library to your account (or even take advantage of a friend's or family member's card from a different city). Go to Menu > Add Library and search by library name, city, or zip code. Select the library to browse its collection, and follow the prompts to add that library's card if you qualify.
Use airplane mode on your Kindle to extend your loan
If you like to track your reading history, you can export a timeline of your activity, which can be saved in a personal spreadsheet or uploaded to Goodreads. Tap Shelf > Timeline > Actions > Export Timeline and choose a format—Table creates a shareable HTML page, while Spreadsheet downloads an editable sheet to your device (JSON is also an option). Exports include information like the title name, author, borrow date, publisher, and ISBN. If syncing to Goodreads, choose Spreadsheet and follow the platform's import instructions.
Create custom tags to organize your reading lists
Actions > New Tag, add a name and description, and tap Create. When you want to add a title to one of these lists, hit Save on the title's page and select all relevant tags. Tap Tags on the bottom navigation to sort or filter tagged titles.
Pin search filters to see what’s available to borrow immediately
If you finish one book and want to immediately start another, you can use a search filter to find titles that are available now rather than sorting through wait lists. Then, you can pin that filter so every search—even if other filters are applied—shows you only titles that are ready to borrow. Go to Search and tap the three horizontal lines to open the filter list. Select available now > Show Titles, then press and hold the filter to open the pop-up menu and tap Pin Filter. You can follow the same process with other filters (if you only want to see books and/or audiobooks, for example). Note that subject filters can't be pinned.
Settings > Download Rules, where you can choose whether to automatically download everything, nothing, or only titles under 20 MB as well as enable downloads on wifi only (to avoid mobile data usage).
Revisit your highlights and notes in your reading journey or Read.Amazon
Export Reading Data. If you read the title on a Kindle device, notes and highlights are also saved on Amazon and visible on Goodreads.
Catalog Filters > skip the line.
Use the Suspend feature to stagger overlapping holds
Holds > Manage Hold > Suspend Hold, or tap Suspend next to the title if it is ready to borrow.
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