BorrowBox

We now have access to BorrowBox!

BorrowBox is a platform which allows you access to a selection of eBooks and audiobooks, from your mobile, tablet or computer. 

Included in the collection… 

Books by popular authors in the Wellbeing collection such as Ruby Wax, including How to be human and Frazzled, or Matt Haig. 

A selection of titles to use for your learning and development, such as Lead Successful Projects or helping support remote working. 

There are also books for reading for leisure and general interest, these include popular science books such as This is going to hurt by Adam Kay.  

How do I access BorrowBox?

BorrowBox can be accessed on your computer via the following link:

https://ukhsa.borrowbox.com

or by using the BorrowBox app on your mobile phone or tablet.

You will need Adobe Digital Editions installed before you can read the titles on a laptop  Please note that if you wish to access the Borrowbox titles on your UKHSA laptop you will need to ask ICT to install Adobe Digital Editions for you.

Borrowbox Screenshot

Signing in 

When using BorrowBox for the first time you will need to enter your institution, this is UK Health Security Agency.
Your login will be your library login (this is the login you use for the library self-issue kiosks and to view your loans / renew your books online). More information on library account and login can be found here.
Please contact [email protected] if you need any help with your library account. 

More information on using BorrowBox is available here

Borrowing items

Most books can only be loaned to one person at a time, but if you find a book you would like to borrow is already on loan you can easily place a reservation on the title.

I have access to BorrowBox with my public library…

You may have experience of using BorrowBox from your local public library. If you currently have BorrowBox access with your local public library, you can still use UKHSA’s BorrowBox collection. You will need to logout on the app and log back in using your UKHSA credentials to access UKHSA content.

Last Updated on 4th November 2022 by jevans

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