E-Audiobooks

Find plenty to listen to on your computer, tablet or mobile device. Your North Vancouver District Public Library card gives you access to downloadable audiobooks, all available to you 24/7.

NVDPL E-Resources are available to residents of the District of North Vancouver with an NVDPL library card in good standing (i.e., fines no more than $5). If you don't have an NVDPL library card, please Get In Touch.

E-Audiobooks

Libby & Library2Go (OverDrive) Ebooks & E-Audiobooks

Now you can take great books with you wherever you go! An extensive selection of popular fiction and non-fiction ebooks and audiobooks for all ages. Read in your browser or download books to your Apple or Android mobile device or your Kobo e-reader and enjoy them on the go!

Download the Libby app for your device at OverDrive's Device Help page.

Need help getting started? Access this Tutorial, or view the Libby help pages.

National Network of Equitable Library Service (NNELS)

NNELS (National Network of Equitable Library Service) is a new Canadian repository of e-audiobooks developed for the print-disabled. Talking Books patrons are able to download titles directly to their computer or request DAISY discs from their home library.

Some titles, those without copyright restrictions, are available to all library patrons. These items have  “DAISY Download the Daisy file” at the bottom of the description, rather than “Login to access this item”.

Many of the titles are narrated by a computer-generated voice.

For more information, please contact Talking Books by phone, 604-990-5800 ext. 8125, or by email, yvonne@nvdpl.ca.

On the Shelf

Search our catalogue for audiobooks on CD or on Playaway.

The Library has a large selection of fiction and non-fiction in a variety of formats for those who are unable to read print material due to visual, physical or cognitive disabilities. View our catalogue of MP3 and Daisy titles or learn more about our Talking Books service

Public Domain Audiobooks

LibriVox

LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain and then release the MP3 audio files back on the net, copyright free.

Having difficulty accessing E-Content?

Contact E-Support.