Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone eBook is free for Libby users
By Callum Gunn
Any Potterheads who use the Libby app can get Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone completely free. Here is how you do it.
You will probably have Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone somewhere on your book shelve; you might have several copies in fact. The trouble with physical copies of books is that it is not also convenient to carry one around.
This is where the eBook comes in. Convenient, easy to use and just as good a story as the physical book, they can be the ideal alternative from time to time.
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Harry Potter is available in eBook form, because pretty much Harry Potter is available in every form of book known to the human race, and for a limited time the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone eBook is free.
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Available to anyone who uses the Libby App, from August 27 up to September 10, anyone who uses the App can download Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone for free, with no waiting lists to deal with or anything else.
Image Credit: Image Acquired via Overdrive Resource Centre
Image Credit: Image Acquired via Overdrive Resource Centre
This is all being done to celebrate 20 years of Magic. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was first published 20 years ago in the US and celebrations to mark the occasion have been happening all over the country.
The rest of the Harry Potter collection is available via the Libby App but it is not part of the promotion.
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What do you think of the offer to get the first Harry Potter story in eBook form for free? Have you used the Libby App before? Is so what do you make of it? Share your thoughts and comments just below.
To get started with Libby, visit the website here.