EBSCO eBooks
Enter the EBSCO eBooks website.
February 2026: Please note that after April 16, 2026, EBSCO ebooks will no longer use Adobe Digital Editions to open or transfer downloaded ebooks. Thorium Reader will instead be required.
Features
- Format: eBooks
- Great resource for finding research and nonfiction eBooks, but plenty of fiction too.
- Read right in your browser or download and transfer the book to your iOS or Android device.
- Check out items for up to 7 days.
Thousands of Nonfiction & Research Books, 
Available Any Time, All the Time
With a collection of nearly 34,000 titles, this general reference collection features fiction titles for both adults and juveniles, as well as best-selling and highly-recommended titles from industry leading publishers, including:
- How People Tick: A Guide to Over 50 Types of Difficult People and How to Handle Them by Mike Leibling
- Programming for the Absolute Beginner by Jerry Lee Ford Jr.
- Same-Sex Marriage by David E Newton
- Hispanic American Religious Cultures by Miguel A. De La Torre
- United States West Coast: An Environmental History by Adam Sowards
Topics & Subjects
A wide range of subjects and topics are covered to meet various patron research needs, including substantial offerings in:
- Cooking
- Crafts and Hobbies
- Games
- Health and Fitness
- Medical
- Religion
- Self-Help
This collection also features titles on:
- Commerce
- The Family
- Finance
- Folklore
- Geography
- Home Economics
- Marriage
- Recreation and Leisure
- Social and Public Welfare
- Women
(From EBSCO)
Instructions
Wondering exactly how to get that reading material? You can view and read books in your browser with no extra steps.
If you wish to download the ebook for offline reading or to transfer it to an ereader device, follow these steps:
- Download and install Thorium Reader on a Windows, Mac or Linux computer.
- Make a myEBSCOhost account and, while signed in, download the ebook (choosing a loan duration when you do).
- Copy the code provided with your download.
- In Thorium Reader, open your ebook file and past the code provided from EBSCO. You should only have to paste in the code once per device.