Digital resource designed for kindergarten - grade 5 students Provides full-text, age-appropriate magazine & news articles, videos, images, graphs and reference content. Students can dive into elementary subjects by exploring categories like Animals, Arts, Geography, Health, Literature, People, Social Studies, Technology and more.
Covers the world's most influential people, merging reference content with periodicals and multimedia, allowing users to search for people based on name, occupation, nationality, ethnicity, birth/death dates and places, gender, keyword and full text.
Full text medical encyclopedias, nearly 400 health and medical journals, more than 800 pamphlets and nearly 2,100 health articles from general interest publications.
A collection of reference eBooks on a wide variety of topics. Portions of the books can be downloaded onto eReader devices.
Selection of Gale directories and other reference titles. Search a single volume or cross-search multiple titles and editions with digital options to view, store and export the data you find. Titles available include: Biography and Genealogy Master Index, the Encyclopedia of Associations, Market Share Reporter and, National Directory of Nonprofit Organizations.
Access to thousands of full-text poems, stories, essays, plays and speeches.
Broad range of subject content containing criticisms, biographies, primary sources, reviews, and multimedia on writers and works around the world.
Standard auto repair manuals online with photographs, diagnostics, step-by-step repair procedures, maintenance schedules, wiring diagrams, recalls and Technical Service Bulletins for automobiles and light trucks
Index to over 2,500 promotional booklets on food and cooking from commercial and noncommercial sources, dating from the late nineteenth century, which show the development of advertising art as well as how to use new foods and new appliances, how to find new uses for old foods, and more. Available for viewing in the Science, Technology & Patents Department. Please ask at the Reference desk on Lower Level 2 of Central Library.
An online resource for finding great fiction books for kids, especially pre-K through eighth grade.