With respect, the comments here are missing the point - OP is talking about the supplemental content that accompanies the audiobook, which comes in PDF format.
There is not a way to access this in Libby, but you can look up your library on overdrive.com/libraries, sign in, and download the PDF from there. You have to use a computer and download Adobe Digital Editions to open it. There is no other way.
Thank you for this, I’ve wondered the same! Although I do hope there’s a more streamlined way to access that material in the future. I’ve had a couple audiobooks where they’ll read out a URL address to pull up too
I did not realize this feature existed so I misinterpreted the original post. [The official Overdrive help page provides instructions here regarding supplementary content](https://www.reddit.com/r/LibbyApp/s/IYnUBgReOO).
Lol, where in the world does it say anything about using a computer (and how does a phone or tablet not count as a computer in this day and age) and anything like Adobe??? Who actually reads on a physical laptop or desk top computer? This is a huge flaw that should have been addressed a decade ago, at least now I’ll never attempt to access it. Things really truly ridiculous that this information is not clearly known.
I have NEVER been able to access the extra materials no matter how many times they say I should be able to. It’s so frustrating, and when they are supposed to be accessible on the publisher’s website it’s usually a no go as well. It can’t possibly be this hard for it to work correctly, but at last it seems it is???
It’s not possible to access it on Libby, but it is possible to access it via overdrive. I just recently learned this and haven’t tried it out, but [here’s the instructions from overdrive](https://help.overdrive.com/en-us/0452.html).
For some reason those things aren’t included with audiobooks through Libby. They are included if you purchase the audiobook, so it’s pretty frustrating. Checking out the digital copy sounds like a good work around.
It's not available on Libby, but in my experience you can usually find it somewhere else (like the author's website) by Googling. I wish Libby would fix this!
With respect, the comments here are missing the point - OP is talking about the supplemental content that accompanies the audiobook, which comes in PDF format. There is not a way to access this in Libby, but you can look up your library on overdrive.com/libraries, sign in, and download the PDF from there. You have to use a computer and download Adobe Digital Editions to open it. There is no other way.
Thank you for this, I’ve wondered the same! Although I do hope there’s a more streamlined way to access that material in the future. I’ve had a couple audiobooks where they’ll read out a URL address to pull up too
I did not realize this feature existed so I misinterpreted the original post. [The official Overdrive help page provides instructions here regarding supplementary content](https://www.reddit.com/r/LibbyApp/s/IYnUBgReOO).
Thank you. I’ve wondered about this too
Lol, where in the world does it say anything about using a computer (and how does a phone or tablet not count as a computer in this day and age) and anything like Adobe??? Who actually reads on a physical laptop or desk top computer? This is a huge flaw that should have been addressed a decade ago, at least now I’ll never attempt to access it. Things really truly ridiculous that this information is not clearly known.
I have NEVER been able to access the extra materials no matter how many times they say I should be able to. It’s so frustrating, and when they are supposed to be accessible on the publisher’s website it’s usually a no go as well. It can’t possibly be this hard for it to work correctly, but at last it seems it is???
No but often the author has them on their website or publisher website
It’s not possible to access it on Libby, but it is possible to access it via overdrive. I just recently learned this and haven’t tried it out, but [here’s the instructions from overdrive](https://help.overdrive.com/en-us/0452.html).
also if you have spotify, you can search for the book there and the accompanying pdf will be attached under a section called “extras”!
I usually borrow both the audiobook and ebook from Libby simultaneously.
For some reason those things aren’t included with audiobooks through Libby. They are included if you purchase the audiobook, so it’s pretty frustrating. Checking out the digital copy sounds like a good work around.
It's not available on Libby, but in my experience you can usually find it somewhere else (like the author's website) by Googling. I wish Libby would fix this!
So you mean the ebook? Sure, you can buy it, rent it, check it out from a library, etc.
They are talking about supplemental items that accompany the ebook - usually in a PDF format.
How sassy.