When searching for a book, Pocket defaults to the last library you used, however it will offer you other options if its search comes up empty. If you have never read a book, Pocket will offer you all libraries.
To Select a library, use the word from. For example you could say List Books about Magic from Torch Trust.
The RNIB library is the largest audio library in the UK for visually impaired people and is included by default. You sign up for access to it when you sign up for In Your Pocket.
You can read books from Calibre on Pocket. Calibre is an audio library of unabridged books for children and adults who have a print disability. There is a one-off joining fee of £35. Call Calibre on 01296 432339 or visit www.calibre.org.uk to join. The first time you select a Calibre book you will be asked for your 6 character Calibre ID. You will then be asked for your password. This will be the surname you gave to Calibre.
Only 40 books at a time are listed, but you can find more by refining your search.
You can read Christian literature from the Torch Trust for free, however the first time you select from their library, you will be asked to accept their Terms & Conditions which includes passing on your name, email address and postcode.
Books from these libraries are in the public domain & are included by default on In Your Pocket. They may have lower quality audio recordings, a mixture of narrators or be in text format & be converted to speech.
The first source offered is your personal list of recently chosen books. The recent books option allows you to choose from a list of books that you have recently been reading, without having to search for them again. To get to this list you can say, Go to my recent books, or you can select number one from the book sources list. When you select a book from the recent books list, Pocket will continue reading it at the same place that we were up to.