Physical books and digital copies of individual chapters from books may be requested.How to request a book:Go to the WorldCat database.Search for your book (tip: try using a combination of title and author).Once you have located the record for the item you wish to borrow, click on “Borrow this item from another library”.Fill in the required fields and submit the form. Note: The “Max Cost“Note: The “Max Cost” field refers to the maximum you would be willing to pay for this item. Most books will be free so you can just enter “0.00”. However, if you know the item is rare and you are willing to pay $25.00 you could enter that amount here, but we will still try to get it for free first.If you have difficulty finding an item in WorldCat, please send a full citation to library@naropa.edu from your Naropa email (needs to be your official naropa.edu account) with “ILL Request” in the subject line. We will try to find it for you.How to request a book chapter:Send a full citation for each chapter to library@naropa.edu from your Naropa email (needs to be your official naropa.edu account) with “ILL Request” in the subject line. Please send a maximum of 10 ILL requests in one email. Create a second email if you would like to request more than 10.A book chapter citation includes the author of a chapter, year the book was published, number/title of the chapter, editor of the book if applicable, the title of book, chapter pages, and publisher.Examples of a full citation for requesting book chapters: MLAHarvey, Andrew. “Chapter 1: Ten Things You Can Do Right Now.” The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism, Hay House, 2009, 3-8.APAHarvey, A. (2009). Chapter 1: Ten Things You Can Do Right Now. The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism (1st ed., pp. 3-8). Hay House.ChicagoHarvey, Andrew. “Chapter 1: Ten Things You Can Do Right Now.” In The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism, 3-8. United States: Hay House, 2009.