ReadMichigan is a collection of regional eBooks with no wait lists or holds available to all Michigan residents or visitors anywhere within the state. Developed by the Library of Michigan, the collection has both fiction and non-fiction titles that include many past Michigan Notable Books selections, Michigan Field Guides, local histories of towns and cities across the state, poetry, and more. Read books online or through BiblioBoard Library app.
Peer-reviewed, full-text articles in the social sciences and humanities. Designed for academic institutions, this database is a leading resource for scholarly research. It supports high-level research in the key areas of academic study by providing journals, periodicals, reports, books and more.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Access 20,000+ full text eBooks from general interests to academic available on a variety of topics, like political science, design, language, travel, and biographies.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Hundreds of popular magazines and reference books for high school students, with photos, maps and flags.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Middle school magazines and books on history, current events, science, sports and more. With photos.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Arts, biography, business, current events, geography, culture, health, history, sciences and math.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Reference books covering the following topics: education, environment, general reference (including employment, health and wellness, personal finance, and social skills), history, law, library science, nation and world, religion, and science.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Popular full-text magazines, reference books, and other highly regarded sources from the world's leading publishers covering virtually every general interest area. Including photographs, maps, and flags.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
Additional informational and instructional databases are provided by the Library of Michigan and can be accessed by Michigan residents at mel.org. Topics include (but are not limited to):
Find out more about Michigan authors and illustrators of non-fiction, poetry, mysteries, romance, children’s books, and more. Find authors for presentations and visits. This is a great source for students, teachers, and librarians looking for Michigan authors with a searchable database providing biographical and contact information.
Michigan eLibrary Resource
ReadMichigan is a collection of regional eBooks with no wait lists or holds available to all Michigan residents or visitors anywhere within the state. Developed by the Library of Michigan, the collection has both fiction and non-fiction titles that include many past Michigan Notable Books selections, Michigan Field Guides, local histories of towns and cities across the state, poetry, and more. Read books online or through BiblioBoard Library app.
