Start at the library homepage
To narrow your search results, use some of the options on the left hand side:
How can Boolean searches improve my results?
1. Access the text online by selecting a link below "Full text availability".
2. 'Holdings' you can review the locations where the resource is available, such as online and libraries.
2. You can request a physical copy of the book by selecting "Library Pickup" if the book is marked as "Available".
To limit your results to e-books, select 'Online' in the 'Refine your search' column on the left of your search results.
How do e-books work at U of T?
What kind of e-readers work with your e-books? Kindle? Nook?
Most University of Toronto libraries use a system called Library of Congress to organize books on the shelf.
To find your book, you will need to know its call number and which library it can be found in.
If the book you're interested in is listed as N/A...
Start at the library homepage. Select "advanced search" and select the box next to "Course reserves".
Click on the reserve item you need. Write down the call number but also take note of the library and the location of the item within the library i.e. (course reserves or stacks).
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