E-Books

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Miami University Libraries has access to many e-books in our Books & More catalog.

Watch a brief tutorial on finding e-books in the catalog.

The following are links to collections of e-books that can be searched separately, but for the most part are already incorporated into the Books & More catalog:
  • Boundless ("A collection of electronic books and audiobooks from Baker & Taylor. Collection contains popular and bestselling fiction and nonfiction titles, with a focus on currently trending titles and selections of interest to undergraduate students.")

  • Cambridge Core (scholarly materials from Cambridge University Press)

  • EBSCOhost E-Books (please see EBSCO Connect for more information on using EBSCOhost eBooks)

  • HathiTrust (HathiTrust is a digital repository of more than 18 million items including books, pamphlets, government documents, and more. Items published before 1927 may be read in full and are available for download).

  • IOP Science E-Books (scholarly materials from IOP Science)

  • MIT Press Direct eBooks - Over 3,000 e-books on a wide range of topics, including art, architecture, business and management, cognitive science, computer science and artificial intelligence, design, economics, education, engineering, environmental science, linguistics, mathematics, neuroscience, philosophy, physics, technology, and social theory.

  • OhioLINK Electronic Book Center (includes scholarly publications from Springer, Wiley, and Oxford University Press along with full text literary collections)

  • O'Reilly Books Online (formerly Safari -- computer science, engineering, business, and related fields - Here is a guide for using O'Reilly Books Online)

  • Oxford Scholarship Online (scholarly materials from Oxford University Press)

  • ProQuest E-Book Central for all of Miami University Libraries (please see ProQuest LibGuides for more information on using the Ebooks).

  • R2 Digital Library (Nursing, medicine, and allied health e-books -- Watch a 3 minute tutorial on using it!)

  • Wiley Online Library (search STEM, Social Sciences, and Humanities eBooks and eJournals. Use the open lock materials).

Here are some resources for books that are available online (mostly public domain and open for anyone; some exceptions): Two other links to check for e-book information at Miami and local public libraries:
  • MU eBook Collections (this also includes information on e-books at the Lane Public Library (Fairfield, Hamilton, and Oxford))

  • MidPointe Library (Middletown, Trenton, West Chester) also offers downloadable e-books.