FEATURED RESOURCE
Arnott's recipes : made with Arnott's and Menz biscuits / from Arnott, Motteram, Menz Pty. Ltd
Recipes grandma might have made
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Databases with ebooks
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- EBSCO eBooks
- Early English Books Online
- Early American Imprints. Series 1, Evans (1639-1800) (Onsite only)
- Making of the modern world
- Gerritsen collection : women's history online, 1543-1945
- Myanmar Book Centre
- Gale Virtual Reference Library
You can search eResources using the terms 'ebook' or 'ebooks' for a full list of databases which hold ebooks.
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National Library ebook collections come from a number of sources, but you can find many of them through the Catalogue. Here’s an example:
Type “big data” in the search bar. There are hundreds of results but we only want to look for digital books.
Use the Limit Your Search option at the right of the screen; select Book. You can then see more choices under Access:
- National Library (digitised item) includes historical works which the Library has digitised
- National eDeposit item includes born digital ebooks and journals deposited by publishers
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FEATURED RESOURCE
Whiz comics : Captain Marvel and the atomic shop (1943)
'Holey Moley!' This early comic features Captain Marvel (aka the boy reporter Billy Batson), Bulletman, the Whippersnappers and an exciting short story. 'Approved Reading' from the Magazine Editorial Advisory Board (1943).
