Here are just a few of the great databases you can access through the Library:
*You will need a valid library card number to access *marked* databases from home.
*Contains information on automobile repair procedures, service bulletins, service recalls, wiring diagrams, labor and quick tips for many automobiles produced between 1954-2010.*
This site will help you find what to read next. Browse authors, titles, genres, or set up a search of who, what, where, and when for a customized recommendation.
*Access Consumer Reports via MasterFILE Premier. On the search screen, enter Consumer Reports into the Publication field under ‘Limit your results’. You may search by keyword in the top search box. For example, enter washing machines into the top search box, and Consumer Reports in the Publication field, and your results will be articles about washing machines. No need to flip through back issues when you can browse online.*
An Encylopedia and Reference Center for kids and adults. Includes a dictionary, thesaurus, world atlas, primary sources, images, videos, and much more.
*Need help on a literature paper, or just curious about the book you’re reading? This offers full text of plot summaries, literary criticism, author biographies, book reviews, and interviews as well as poems, short stories, and novels.*
For a full list visit our A-Z List of Databases or Research a Topic by Subject.
