Public Library Services
TumbleBookLibrary helps to teach kids in grades K-6 the joy of reading by using animation, music, and narration to bring picture books to life. Read along online, or have TumbleBooks read to you.
TumbleBookCloud Junior is a collection of e-books, read-...
CELA
CELA (the Centre for Equitable Library Access) is a national not-for-profit organization focused on the creation, collection, delivery and preservation of both digital and physical alternate format accessible materials to print disabled Canadians...
Library membership is free. When you apply online for an adult or child’s public library card, a temporary one will be mailed to you. Please bring this card and ID showing your name to any public library within 30 days to confirm your membership. ...
The Public Library Service and the PEI Association for Newcomers to Canada offer a free program to help adults learn English. The program includes one-on-one tutoring and group conversations.
I want to volunteer. What’s expected?
Complete the tutor...
The Community Care Facility Book Delivery Service gives community care facility residents access to:
books (regular and large-print)
audiobooks
CDs
DVDs
Library staff choose and deliver items to participating facilities every six weeks.
How can my...
Your library card gives you 24/7 access to thousands of tracks from Sony Music Canada and affiliated labels through the Public Library Service's Freegal Music site. Freegal (free + legal) is a service that allows you to download up to five tracks per...
Your library card gives you 24/7 access to a wide variety of e-books and downloadable audiobooks through the Public Library Service's OverDrive site. You can read or listen through your web browser or download to Android, iOS, and Kobo devices. Special...
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Download the library's monthly program listing.
Story Time Saturdays at 10 a.m.
Children's Puzzle Thursday, January 10th at 10 a.m.
Snowmen Thursday, January 17th at 10 a.m.
Puzzle for Adults Tuesday, January...
The Public Library Service provides access to French-language items such as books, CDs, and DVDs at all 26 branch libraries and through several online resources. French-language services, programming, and a wider range of materials are also available at...
From organizing book sales and sponsoring special projects to promoting libraries in the wider community, Friends of the Library groups play an important role in the work of the Public Library Service.
How can I get involved?
If serving in a Friends of...
The Home Library Service is an outreach program that delivers library materials to Islanders who are not able to visit a library in person. Items are chosen by library staff, and delivered by volunteers every six weeks.
Who is eligible?
This service is...
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and additional materials on these topics may be found in the library's collections.
8th fireAboriginal architecture, living architectureAnnie PootoogookBrother BearThe Challenge in Old CrowClub Native : how...
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and additional materials on these topics may be found in the library's collections.
À la recherche de Riel : roman jeunesse by Louisa PicouxLa citrouille, reine des courges by Sylvie RobergeLes Hurons by...
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and additional materials on these topics may be found in the library's collections.
Adult Fiction
The antelope wife : a novel by Louise ErdrichAs long as the rivers flow by James BartlemanBearskin diary : a...
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and additional materials on these topics may be found in the library's collections.
Fiction
ABC : animal babies of Canada by Jennifer Harrington & Michael ArnottAkilak's adventure by Deborah Kigjugalik...
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and additional materials on these topics may be found in the library's collections.
Fiction and Non-Fiction
The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian by Sherman AlexieAlgonquin sunset : an Algonquin...
The Public Library Service in Prince Edward Island is committed to celebrating the province's rich Mi'kmaq history and culture while serving the its First Nations people.
Do the Library's Collections Include Indigenous Resources?
Yes. The Public...
Rocket Languages is a multimedia language learning service that is ideal for beginners, travellers, and anyone learning English as an Additional Language (EAL). Your library card gives you access to 15 self-paced courses, including:
Egyptian Arabic...
The Public Library Service offers a variety of non-traditional items that can be borrowed with a library card.
Telescopes
Sky-Watcher telescopes are available at libraries in Charlottetown, Hunter River, Stratford, Cornwall, and Montague. Telescopes...
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Library Catalogue
Search for items, place requests, manage your account, and more.
OverDrive
Use your library card for 24/7 access to a wide variety of eBooks and audiobooks. New to downloading? Click here for help.
Freegal Music
A free and legal...
There are 26 public libraries across Prince Edward Island. Public libraries are one-stop locations where you can borrow books, DVDs, and more; access the Internet; and enjoy a variety of free programs.
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Alberton...
Books and other materials can be donated at any branch of the Public Library Service. The library reserves the right to place donations and to dispose of anything not added to the collection.
What kinds of items is the library looking for?
Books in...
Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY) audiobooks are designed specifically for people with print disabilities who wish to hear and navigate written print in an audible format. In order to borrow DAISY audiobooks, you must register for Accessible...
You can use the interlibrary loan service to borrow an item that is not available locally from another library. Items eligible for interlibrary loan include books over two years old, copies of articles from journals or magazines, and microfilm and...
How do I reserve a computer at the library?
Select the location where you would like to use a computer (Charlottetown or Summerside), then press "Reserve a PC".
Will I need anything else?
Yes, you will need your library card number, your PIN, the type...
Ancestry Library Edition delivers billions of family history records from sources such as census results, vital statistics, directories, photos, and immigration and military records. The collections include records of individuals from Canada, the United...
You can use the Public Library Service's online catalogue to search for books, DVDs, music, audiobooks, and more. The catalogue also allows you to browse new additions to the collection, place requests, and renew eligible checkouts at any time.
How do I...
If you wish to recommend that the library purchase an item that is not currently available in the online catalogue, take a few minutes to fill out the Suggest a Purchase form. If you have multiple suggestions, you must complete a separate online form for...
The Public Library Service is grateful to all the volunteers who dedicate their time and enthusiasm to enriching public libraries across the province.
As a volunteer, what would I do?
As a volunteer, you would assist in a number of important areas: ...
Library membership is free. To get your library card, fill out an application online or bring valid ID showing your address to any branch and complete a paper application for membership. Youths 15 and younger must have a parent or legal guardian sign...