Updated Sep 18, 2012 - 2:36 pm
Glendale libraries offering e-readers for checkout
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An Amazon Kindle Fire HD is seen on introduction in Santa Monica, Calif., Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Libraries have always had books available for checkout, but the city of Glendale is now offering some e-readers at its libraries.
Spokeswoman Marcheta Strunk said the city has booth Kindles and Nooks available for residents.
"They do have pre-installed books," she said. "There's a range of adult-specific, teen, children and then there's several Spanish language books that are available."
Strunk said the only requirement for residents to check out the e-readers is that they are in good standing with the library.
The e-readers are available for up to four weeks.
Aaron Granillo, News Editor
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