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Improve your commute with a library card

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Dreading the drag of a long journey? Or love having the time to yourself? Public transport can be a great time to unwind or catch up on tasks.  Whether you're craving relaxation or want to make the most of your journey, here are some ideas to leverage your commute with the amazing resources available for free with your Auckland Council library card! Recharge on the go: library e-resources for relaxation  Sometimes, the best use of your commute is simply to de-stress. This time is yours. Sit back, relax; embrace the hum of the engine and the world passing you by.  Here are some ways your library card can help you unplug and unwind – just don’t miss your stop!  Immerse yourself in a story Pop on some comfy headphones and get lost in an eAudiobook . With your library card, you can access hundreds of free titles online, from captivating fiction to insightful non-fiction. Carve out some ‘me time’ by listening in peace to true crime, steamy romance or even self-help books in the privacy

Best books for fans of Bridgerton

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Can’t get enough of the Bridgertons? The glitz and glamour? The all-consuming drama of the ton? The hit Netflix series is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Julia Quinn’s world of hot scandal, true love and unshakable duty. Whether you're a devoted Bridgerton fan or a newcomer to the world of Regency romance, these books are sure to make you swoon faster than Cressida Cowper at a ball. This spoiler-free list contains all the books in and around the Bridgerton series, so you can keep your fire burning until the next season graces our screens.  The original Bridgerton books Why not start with the captivating tales of the Bridgerton siblings themselves?  If you're keen to relive the beloved narratives seen on Netflix or eager to get ahead before the next season, these books offer an immersive journey into the world of the Bridgertons. These nine novels by Julia Quinn let you dwell among the family's charming exploits for as long as it takes to turn each page. The duk