Hawaii is unique: it runs the only single statewide public library system in the US. One free card for any Hawaii resident works at all 51 branches on every island. Non-residents can buy in too — $25 for five years or $10 for three months — and the card unlocks the full digital collection.
Because there is just one system, there is exactly one Libby collection for the whole state. There are no other library cards to hunt here — collect the Hawaii State Public Library System card and you have collected Hawaii.
Since pinning all 51 branches would be misleading (they are branches, not separate card-issuing systems), this map shows nine representative branches — the main branch for each island region. All nine pins belong to that one statewide system: marking any one of them collects them all, because they are the same card and the same Libby catalog.
Each pin is a library system (one card per system). Click a dot for details. Progress saves in your browser.
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