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More on your
library card.
For a quieter evening, a long drive or a few pages before bed. An eligible Lake Agassiz Regional Library card gives you access to its digital collection through Libby.
Digital access has residency rules. Check the details below.
A fictional lakes-country setting, rather than a photograph of a local venue.
From card to a good story
Three small steps.
Use the official library and Libby pages for sign-in and support.
Find your library.
Open Libby in its app or browser, then find Lake Agassiz Regional Library.
Sign in with your card.
Follow the card sign-in prompts. Keep your card details on the library's own sign-in pages.
Borrow or place a hold.
Choose an available eBook or audiobook. Some titles have a wait, so you can place a hold.
Becker County + the wider region
Need a card?
Start with eligibility.
Becker County residents can apply for a free LARL card. The library also serves Clay, Clearwater, Mahnomen, Norman, Polk and Wilkin counties.
Read the card details ↗Digital access matters
A card and digital access
aren't always the same.
LARL says its digital collection is for customers who live or own property in those seven counties, excluding East Grand Forks.
A reciprocal card from outside the service area may not include this collection. Use your home library's digital service or check with library staff.
Check digital access and support ↗A little help before you start
Good to know.
Will every book be available straight away?
No. Availability varies by title. Libby supports borrowing available titles and placing holds on titles with a wait.
I live outside the LARL service area. What should I do?
Check your home library's digital collection. LARL's digital support page explains who can use this collection.
Where can I get help signing in?
Start with LARL's official digital support page or Libby Help. Lakes Area Connect does not collect library card numbers or account details.
