Free library book request form
Ask the library to buy something in — with enough detail to actually order it.
- 9 questions
- Single page
- 1 conditional
- Free, unlimited responses
Opens in your dashboard with the whole form in front of you. Nothing is created until you say so — keep it, restyle it, or pick a different one.
Request a book
Your name
Are you…
Title
Author, edition or ISBN
+ 4 more questions
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Short enough to be answered on the way out of the building. The ISBN field is the one that saves acquisitions the most time, and the 'what do you need it for' question is what lets a librarian weigh a reading-list request against a general one — without making the general request feel unwelcome.
- Questions
- 9 in total — 5 required — 1 shown only when relevant
- Format
- Single page
- Theme
- Kraft, changeable to any of the 26
- Cost
- Free, with no cap on responses
The 9 questions it asks
In order, with their field types. Edit, reorder or delete any of them once it's yours.
- 1Your nameShort textRequired
- 2EmailEmailRequired
- 3Are you…Multiple choice · e.g. A studentRequired
- 4TitleShort textRequired
- 5Author, edition or ISBNShort textOptional
- 6Which format?Multiple choice · e.g. PrintRequired
- 7What do you need it for?Long textOptional
- 8Is there a date you need it by?Multiple choice · e.g. No, wheneverOptional
- 9By when?DateConditional
1 question is conditional. It only appears when an earlier answer calls for it — so most people answer 8, not 9.
When to reach for it
- Academic library acquisitions
- School library wishlists
- Reading-list gaps flagged by teaching staff
- Public library purchase suggestions
And once it's yours
All of it on the free plan — none of this is an upgrade prompt.
- Conditional logicShow a question only when an earlier answer calls for it.
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- 26 themes, one clickThe same form, restyled from type to field shape.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for ebooks as well as print?
Yes — format is a question, with 'either is fine' as an option, which is often the answer that gets a request approved fastest.
Can readers say when they need it?
Yes. Saying there is a deadline opens a date field; most requests skip it entirely.
Who can submit one?
The form asks whether the requester is a student, staff, a researcher or a visitor, so acquisitions can weigh requests without a separate login.
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