Find Books @ The University Libraries
Read the How do I find books? FAQ for tips on searching for books and other materials.
There are several places to search for books and other materials such as videos, conference proceedings, etc.
These include:
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Anna Library Catalog - Anna, the USM Libraries online catalog, finds books (including e-books), periodicals (including e-journals), media, and other materials owned and housed in any of the University Libraries.
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WorldCat - OCLC online catalog of materials owned by OCLC member libraries located worldwide. WorldCat reflects the holdings of most academic and research libraries throughout the United States.
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Books in Print
- complete record of in-print and forthcoming books published and distributed in the United States
- Credo Reference Books Online - full-text electronic reference titles.
Credo Reference is a completely customizable ready-reference solution for learners and librarians. Its full-text,
aggregated content covers every major subject from the world's best publishers of reference.
- ebrary Academic Complete - ebrary Academic Complete is a comprehensive online book resource that contains over 37,000 volumes organized into 16 subject categories. The majority of publication dates for ebrary content are after 1999 (60+ %).
- NetLibrary - full-text electronic books you can read online
- Safari Tech Books - full-text electronic books about technology, including categories such as databases, Internet/online, markup languages, networking, operating systems, and programming
- Sabin Americana 1500-1926 - a full-text collection of published pamphlets, tracts, memoirs, congressional legislation, correspondence, and many other genres of materials representing early American history and culture.
- Early English Books Online - full-text books from the first book published in English through the age of Spencer and Shakespeare.
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Amazon.com - an extensive online catalog of books and other materials both in and out of print.
If you have any questions, please e-mail Ask-a-Librarian
or call Cook Library Information Services at 601.266.4249.
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