Having trouble finding a book or other items?
The Library can help you.
Use the search box at the top of the Library Catalog Search webpage to search for print books, DVDs and other physical items on library shelves. Enter broad keywords, a title, or an author into the box, then click the magnifying glass. After your search runs, you can filter your results using the "refine your search" options on the left side of your desktop screen. Use our free Interlibrary Loan (ILL) service to borrow a books from another library. For additional assistance finding items on the library shelves, use our free ask-a-librarian chat service.
Electronic books can be located in many of our databases. To find our ebook only databases, go to our Library Database List. Use the "type" dropdown menu to select Books. A list of our ebook databases will be generated. Select the title of the database to begin your search in that database. For additional assistance finding electronic books, use our free ask-a-librarian chat service.
Find Audiobooks:
The Snow College library provides access to popular and academic audiobooks for students, faculty and staff through Overdrive: You can use the LIBBY app to download audiobooks to your mobile device. To learn more visit the Snow College Overdrive page You can also contact the library for additional questions. Happy listening!.
MLA Handbook by 
Writing Matters, Tabbed Preliminary Edition (Comb-bound) by 
Patterns for a Purpose by As a student at Snow College, you have access to electronic books through our ProQuest ebook database and our Libby by Overdrive database. Both databases provide academic-level ebooks for your learning and research needs. Click on the links below to access the databases. If you are off-campus, you will need to log-in using your MySnow log-in credentials.
A comprehensive and interdisciplinary collection of over 60,000 eBooks specifically designed to facilitate teaching, learning and research outcomes in 2-year and 4-year colleges.
An easy-to-use magazine, ebook and audiobook database providing access to thousands of academic and popular ebooks, audiobooks and digital magazines through the LIbby app and online.
Depending on the topic being researched, books from any part of the library could be used.
One subject that seems to get a lot of use in English 2010 is the "controversial topic" paper.
Much of this is found in the 300s (social sciences) area in the library.
You can check the DVD area and the book shelves for these call numbers.
The library also has access to over 150,000 eBooks.
