If you can't find a work of fiction in LCC's collection, try searching area libraries listed below. If you live outside of the Lansing area, check with your local public library. Many libraries allow you to apply for a library card online and access e-books and e-audiobooks from a computer or mobile device.
Combine words to find books about a theme. Use quotation marks to search for words as phrases. For example:
Think about the main idea of your topic and select keywords. There are many different terms describing similar ideas and concepts. Some databases have three search boxes. Select one keyword for each search box. Using more keywords will narrow your search results. For example:
Find e-books for elementary and middle school students. Includes picture books, chapter books, biographies, and reference books.
E-books for high school students and educators. Access Tip: Also available at mel.org
Large collection of reference books featuring titles for both adults and children. Covers a wide variety of topics from self-help and fitness to cooking and personal finance. Access Tip: Also available at mel.org
The books listed for the CHDV 100- Foundations of Early Childhood Education children's literature assignment are on reserve at the library. Use the link below to check on the availability of titles from this list.