Electronic Books

These resources will assist you in locating books available in an electronic format.

1. Early English Books Online   FT  TU
   "From the first book published in English through the age of Spenser and Shakespeare, this incomparable collection now contains about 100,000 ... titles"  [More ...]
2. eBooks @ the Library   FT  TCCL
   "The Tulsa City-County Library is pleased to offer our customers a collection of more than 1,200 eBooks through ebook vendor, NetLibrary."  [More ...]
3. Electronic Books   TU
   This database contains bibliographic records for over 210,000 electronic books cataloged by libraries across the U.S.  [More ...]
4. Electronic Text Center   FT
   "Over 2,100 publicly-available ebooks from the University of Virginia Library's Etext Center …"  [More ...]
5. History E-Book Project   FT  TU
   The History E-Book Project is a collection of major scholarly works from all areas of history, including online versions of printed works as well as original electronic publications.  [More ...]
6. manybooks.net   FT
   "All of the eBooks provided by manybooks.net are free, however donations toward the maintenance of the site are welcome."  [More ...]
7. netLibrary   FT  TU
   "netLibrary brings you electronic books (eBooks) and is designed and engineered with the latest technology to help you find the exact information you need simply and quickly."  [More ...]
8. On Line Books Page   FT
   "The Online Books Page is a website that facilitates access to books that are freely readable over the Internet."  [More ...]
9. Project Gutenberg   FT
   "Project Gutenberg is the first and largest single collection of free electronic books, or eBooks."  [More ...]
10. Twayne's Authors Series   FT  TCCL
    "Twayne World, US, and English Authors each contains the full text of 200 frequently used Twayne Literary Masters books on individual World, US, or English authors, for a total of 600 individual full-text titles."  [More ...]

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