The Palace Project vs SCLD Libraries

Palace is a free, easy-to-use e-reader app that lets you find, check out, and read or listen to books from your local library. It’s been said that libraries are “palaces for the people” and the Palace app gives you instant access to your local “palace” any time, right from the palm of your hand. All you need to sign up is your library card! And even if your library isn’t using Palace yet, you can still read more than 10,000 books--from children’s books to classics to foreign language books--for free from our Palace Bookshelf. The Palace app is built and maintained by Lyrasis, a not-for-profit organization working in partnership with Digital Public Library of America with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. For more, visit https://thepalaceproject.org.

Spokane County Library District brings you the SCLD Libraries app to find new books, movies, music, and more! Quickly search the entire catalog, including the Library of Things and our digital collection of eBooks, audiobooks, and streaming music, movies, and TV. Place holds, check due dates, and renew eligible titles right in the app. With the SCLD Libraries app, you can: – Search the catalog – Check due dates – Place and manage holds – Renew eligible items – View your borrowing history – Access your digital library card barcode – Create lists to track your interests – Manage your family's borrowing through Linked Accounts Spokane County Library District includes 10 full-service libraries: Airway Heights Library, Argonne Library, Cheney Library, Deer Park Library, Fairfield Library, Medical Lake Library, Moran Prairie Library, North Spokane Library, Otis Orchards Library, and Spokane Valley Library as well as its mobile library, LINC. Spokane County Library District serves Spokane County, Washington, and the affiliated cities and towns of Cheney, Deer Park, Fairfield, Latah, Medical Lake, Millwood, Rockford, Spangle, Spokane Valley, Waverly, and Airway Heights.