Here you find where your downloaded eBooks normally appear:

Desktop computer (Windows, macOS, Linux):

Default download folder:

Windows: In general, the downloaded files end up inside the "Downloads" folder. To find this folder, open File Explorer and navigate to the Downloads folder.

macOS: In general, the default download location is the "Downloads" folder inside your user directory.

Browser-specific settings:

Some browsers allow you to decide a specific location where you want to download. Check through the browser's settings if you've selected a default location.

Mobile Devices (Android, iOS)

File Manager App

Open the "File Manager" app or equivalent on your device.

Tap a folder called "Downloads."

Browser App

Go through the browser's history or a settings area to find where you downloaded the eBook.

Specific to eBooks from Online Libraries and Platforms:

Overdrive: eBooks downloaded from Overdrive may be found in a default download folder on your device or within the Overdrive app.

Amazon Kindle: eBooks downloaded from Kindle typically can be found in your Kindle application or on your Kindle device.

Google Play Books: eBooks downloaded from Google Play Books typically can be found in the Google Play Books application.

If you can't find your eBook using these tips, here are a few more suggestions

Find your eBook on your device using its search feature: Type the name of the eBook or author, followed by keywords in the search.

Look for eBooks in your cloud storage: Have you synced it with Google Drive or Dropbox?

Check your browser's download history: Most browsers keep a history of files downloaded.