Where to find information about each title or set

On the title card for an individual title or volume, you can:

• See the book's title, edition, volume, and/or release date.
• Select Read (or Listen) to open the title and add it to the "History" tab in My books.
  If the title has a limited lending period and no copies are available, you'll have the option to Place a hold instead.
• (Titles with limited lending periods only) Select to see the expiration date and Return option. Starting three days before the title is due, you'll also have the option to Renew.
• Select to download the title, if you've recently opened it.
  Or, if you've already downloaded the title, select to remove the download.
• Select , then:
  • Select View cover to see an enlarged cover image.
  • Select View table of contents to see the table of contents without opening the title.
  • Select View details to go to the title details page.
  • Select Subscribe to alerts to receive updates about the title.
  • Select View prior releases to see prior releases of the title, if it has any.
  • Select to add or create a tag for the title using the "My tags" field.
  • If the title is tagged, select the tag to see it in My tags.

On the title card for a set, you can:

• See the title and number of volumes in the set.
• Select View set to go to the set details page.
• Select , then:
  • Select View table of contents to see the table of contents for the entire set.
  • Select View details to go to the set details page.
  • Select Subscribe to alerts to receive updates about the set.

Details pages for individual titles and volumes may include:

• The table of contents
• A description
• Title details (including the publisher, ISBN, and release date)
• The title's subjects
• Volumes (if it's part of a set)
• The option to search the set for a phrase or keyword (if it's part of a set)
• Prior releases
• A tags section
• The option to copy the title link (so you can share it with colleagues)
• The option to subscribe to alerts about the title

Set details pages may include:

• The table of contents for the entire set
• The set's subjects
• The option to search the set for a phrase or keyword
• Lists of the volumes: all volumes in the set, volumes with annotations, and currently downloaded volumes
• The option to copy the set link (so you can share it with colleagues)
• The option to subscribe to alerts about the set