Enrich your life with Hong Kong Public Libraries’ e-resources

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Looking for some good reads when commuting? Want to grab a cookbook or the latest issue of a food magazine to get some ideas for your weekend dinner on your way to the grocery store? Targeting to increase the sales next year and searching for some business ideas? Without visiting the bookstore or library in person, you can now get access to a huge array of digital books, magazines as well as databases anytime, anywhere for free on your mobile devices and tablets, thanks to the extensive e-resources offered by the Hong Kong Public Libraries (HKPL).

In addition to its massive collections of physical books available at all the public libraries in the city, the HKPL also has a wide variety of electronic resources that are suitable for both leisure and self-learning.

For instance, if you want to have a read of the best-selling historical fiction A Gentleman in Moscow by American author Amor Towles or Stephen King’s crime/horror novel Later, or get some inspirations for this weekend’s dinner from cookbooks, or learn something about science from Reality Is Not What It Seems: The Journey to Quantum Gravity by Italian physicist Carlo Rovelli, or tame your kids with a copy of Minions comic, you can simply make use of the OverDrive platform and obtain a digital copy of your desired publications instantly no matter you are in your home, office or even commuting.

The OverDrive platform features various e-books that suitable for all ages and with genres ranging from fictions, to non-fictions, literature, comics, science, history, business, politics, health & fitness, art and design. It also features both current and back issues of popular e-magazines from around the world, covering fashion, business, travel, sports, tech and gaming, art, music, cooking and more.