These bibliographies are valuable in leading you to other sources that you can consult as well. These will tend to be current issues. You can browse individual issues and sometimes search several issues at once. However, using a database will tend to be more efficient. From the Library's home page, go to the appropriate subject collection, such as business, liberal arts, nursing or technology to find online journals and useful databases.
Some books are available on line.
You can readily find books of older works of fiction that are no longer subject to copyright. Our Virtual Reading Room contains links to literature, classical and recreational reading on the Web. For nonfiction material, Electronic Books or Ebooks are emerging for some areas of studies but what is currently available is limited. See The Virtual Reading Room - Scholarly Works for more information and links to Ebooks. To learn what books might be helpful for your research, it is best to use a library's online catalog or a book store catalog to identify books that may exist on your topic.