Find Books & Ebooks - ENGL 101 - Ibarra - Spring 2025 - Research Guides at Rio Hondo College

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Location: Where the book is located in the library; most books are located in Circulating Book Stacks.
Call number: The book's address to physically find the book on shelf.
Available Online: Ebook. Details of title need to be opened in order to access eBook link for online access. If accessing off-campus, needs to be opened through AccessRio.

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CSULA Library
Currently enrolled Rio Hondo students (in good standing) are eligible to borrow books from the CSULA Library! Just present your student ID, proof of current registration, and agree to fines and polices set forth by CSULA.
Whittier Public Library
All California residents can apply for a free library card.
County of Los Angeles Public Library
Find books from over 80 branch locations, including three in Whittier and two in El Monte! Library cards are free for all California residents. If a book is unavailable at your closest library branch, you can have another branch send it to your library.
Los Angeles Public Library
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WorldCat
Search for books in libraries near you! Included are public, college, and university libraries.

SEARCH TIPS

If you’re not finding anything with your chosen keywords, try searching synonyms (example: “social media” instead of “social networks”).
Books in the library are organized by subject so when you find a book on the shelf, feel free to browse the area to find similar books.
Take a look at the Subject terms in the book's catalog record. By clicking on a Subject term, the Library Catalog searches for other books that have the same Subject term.
You can also use quotation marks (" ") to specificially search a phrase. This helps to further limit your searches; for example, if you type in the words air pollution, the computer will look for any result with the word air and any with the word pollution, but if you search "air pollution" the computer will more likely find that specific combination of words together.