New Electronic Books

We have just added over 100 new electronic book titles to our collection. A complete title list is listed below. Search the Library Catalog to locate and access these digital treasures.


As an eBook user, you can access library resources anywhere and anytime, even when the library is closed. Once you have created your eBook account, eBooks can be viewed online using any Internet browser. eBooks also have advanced search capabilities that allow the you to perform search within a specific book title to quickly locate information.

For additional information visit our eBook informational webpage that explains how you can create an eBook account or visit the Reference Desk in the library or Ask Us Now by chat, phone or email.

Below is a list of our latest eBook titles.

Daily Life During the Indian Wars {The Greenwood Press Daily Life Through History Series}

21St Century Elementary Library Media Program

Aging, but Never Old : the Realities, Myths, and Misrepresentations of the Anti-aging Movement {The Praeger Series on Contemporary Health and Living}

American Film in the Digital Age {New Directions in Media}

American Women of Science Since 1900

Battles That Changed History : an Encyclopedia of World Conflict

Beyond Suppression : Global Perspectives on Youth Violence {Global Crime and Justice}

Che Guevara : a Biography {Greenwood Biographies}

Comics, Manga, and Graphic Novels : a History of Graphic Narratives

Daily Life During the Reformation {Greenwood Press Daily Life Through History Series}

Disarming States : the International Movement to Ban Landmines

Encyclopedia of African American Popular Culture

Encyclopedia of Human Body Systems

Encyclopedia of the Vampire : the Living Dead in Myth, Legend, and Popular Culture

Folklore : an Encyclopedia of Beliefs, Customs, Tales, Music, and Art {2Nd Ed. /}

Genocide : a Reference Handbook {Contemporary World Issues}

George W. Bush : a Biography {Greenwood Biographies}

Introduction to Technical Services {Library and Information Science Text Series; 8th Ed.}

Medicare {Health and Medical Issues Today}

Multicultural Literature and Response : Affirming Diverse Voices

Profit of Education

Prostitution and Sex Work {Historical Guides to Controversial Issues in America}

Protecting Your Health Privacy : a Citizen's Guide to Safeguarding the Security of Your Medical Information

Public Libraries and the Internet : Roles, Perspectives, and Implications

Reference Reborn : Breathing New Life Into Public Services Librarianship

Sarah Palin : a Biography {Greenwood Biographies}

Spying in America in the Post 9/11 World : Domestic Threat and the Need for Change {Changing Face of War}

Thyroid Disease {Biographies of Disease}

Trials of the Century : an Encyclopedia of Popular Culture and the Law

Brain Matters : Translating Research Into Classroom Practice {2Nd Ed.}

Breaking Free from Myths About Teaching and Learning : Innovation As an Engine for Student Success

Everyday Engagement : Making Students and Parents Your Partners in Learning

Focus : Elevating the Essentials to Radically Improve Student Learning

How to Plan Rigorous Instruction

Leading and Managing a Differentiated Classroom

Learning for Keeps : Teaching the Strategies Essential for Creating Independent Learners

Raising Black Students' Achievement Through Culturally Responsive Teaching

Transformational Teaching in the Information Age : Making Why and How We Teach Relevant to Students

Aesthetics A-Z {Philosophy A-Z}

Demented Particulars : the Annotated Murphy {2Nd Ed.}

American Pop : Popular Culture Decade By Decade

Archaeology in America : an Encyclopedia

Dynamic Advancements in Teaching and Learning Based Technologies : New Concepts

Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technologies and Adult Education Integration

Handbook of Research on Transformative Online Education and Liberation : Models for Social Equality

Transition or Transformation? : Helping Young People With Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Set Out on a Hopeful Road Towards Their Adult Lives

Buddhism : the Ebook : an Online Introduction {4Th Ed.}

State Assessment Systems : Exploring Best Practices and Innovations : Summary of Two Workshops

American War Machine : Deep Politics, the CIA Global Drug Connection, and the Road to Afghanistan {War and Peace Library}

Border Sexualities, Border Families in Schools

Clean Energy Common Sense : an American Call to Action on Global Climate Change

Combat Trauma : a Personal Look at Long-term Consequences

Coming Climate Crisis? : Consider the Past, Beware the Big Fix {Why of Where Series}

Commodified and Criminalized : New Racism and African Americans in Contemporary Sports {Perspectives on a Multiracial America Series}

Dust : the Inside Story of Its Role in the September 11th Aftermath

Envy Theory : Perspectives on the Psychology of Envy

Forensic Science in Court : Challenges in the Twenty-first Century {Issues in Crime & Justice}

Globalization and Islamism : Beyond Fundamentalism {Globalization}

Globalization and Terrorism : the Migration of Dreams and Nightmares {Globalization; 2nd Ed.}

Good Life : Options in Ethics {4Th Ed.}

Heirs of Oppression

Hiroshima : the Autobiography of Barefoot Gen {Asian Voices}

History of Korea : from Antiquity to the Present

How Shelter Pets Are Brokered for Experimentation : Understanding Pound Seizure

How Your Child Heals : an Inside Look at Common Childhood Ailments

James Madison Rules America : the Constitutional Origins of Congressional Partisanship

Jihad and Genocide {Studies in Genocide}

Learning Culture Through Sports : Perspectives on Society and Organized Sports {2Nd Ed.}

Moral University

Mouse That Roared : Disney and the End of Innocence {Updated and Expanded Ed.}

Plagues in World History {Exploring World History}

Police Practices in Global Perspective

Polyamory in the Twenty-first Century : Love and Intimacy With Multiple Partners
Practical Statistics for Educators {4Th Ed.}

Rich, Free, and Miserable : the Failure of Success in America

Rights for Victims of Crime : Rebalancing Justice

Saints and Scamps : Ethics in Academia {25Th Anniversary Ed.}

Schoolhouse of Cards : an Inside Story of No Child Left Behind and Why America Needs a Real Education Revolution

Smuggling : Contraband and Corruption in World History {Exploring World History}

Space, Place, and Sex : Geographies of Sexualities {Why of Where}

Sports Journalism : an Introduction to Reporting and Writing

State of the Parties : the Changing Role of Contemporary American Parties {Social Movements, Interest Organizations, and the Political Process; 6th Ed.}

Still Divided Academy : How Competing Visions of Power, Politics, and Diversity

Complicate the Mission of Higher Education

Store in the Hood : a Century of Ethnic Business and Conflict

Street-smart Advertising : How to Win the Battle of the Buzz

Surviving Your Doctors : Why the Medical System Is Dangerous to Your Health and How to Get Through It Alive

Teachers As Servant Leaders

Trade and Globalization : an Introduction to Regional Trade Agreements

Unequal Health : How Inequality Contributes to Health or Illness {2Nd Ed.}

Victorious and Vulnerable : Why Democracy Won in the 20th Century and How It Is Still Imperiled {Hoover Studies in Politics, Economics, and Society}

Women's Rights in the Middle East and North Africa : Progress Amid Resistance {2010 Ed.}

Academic Turnarounds : Restoring Vitality to Challenged American Colleges and Universities {The ACE Series on Higher Education; 1st Rowman & Littlefield Pbk. Ed.}

Art and Politics of Academic Governance : Relations Among Boards, Presidents, and Faculty {The ACE Series on Higher Educatiion; 1st Rowman & Littlefield Pbk. Ed.}

Back to Common Sense : Rethinking School Change

Critical Survey of Long Fiction {4Th Ed.}

Encyclopedia of American Immigration

Encyclopedia of Global Resources

Solar System

Sociology Reference Guide. Analyzing Crime & Social Control {1St Ed.}
Sociology Reference Guide. Exploring Human Sexuality {1St Ed.}
Sociology Reference Guide. Gender Roles & Equality {1St Ed.}
Sociology Reference Guide. The Effects of Poverty & the Welfare State {1St Ed.}
Sociology Reference Guide. The Process of Socialization {1St Ed.}

Academically Adrift : Limited Learning on College Campuses

Our Magnetic Earth : the Science of Geomagnetism

Sacred Sites : the Secret History of Southern California

Willa Cather : a Writer's Worlds {Cather Studies ; 8}

Buzz : the Life and Art of Busby Berkeley {Screen Classics}

Philosophy of Horror {The Philosophy of Popular Culture}

Philosophy of the Western {The Philosophy of Popular Culture}

Teaching With Student Texts : Essays Toward an Informed Practice

March e-book of the Month

J. D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye: Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations


Edited by Harold BloomChelsea House Publishers, 2009

The Catcher in the Rye is one of the most popular and influential coming-of-age novels ever written, and its 17-year-old protagonist, Holden Caulfield, has become an icon of teen angst. The full-length essays in the March eBook of the Month provide a critical look at this classic by J.D. Salinger.

Edited by master scholar and Yale University Professor Harold Bloom, this comprehensive study guide presents a selection of the best current criticism and includes:

• Critical essays reflecting a variety of schools of criticism
  
• Notes on the contributing critics, a chronology of the author's life, and a bibliography
  
• Introductory essay by Harold Bloom.

The Catcher in the Rye: Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations will be provided with free, unlimited access March 1-31, 2010.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "The Catcher in the Rye: Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations" or any of our other 21,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

February e-book of the Month

The Procrastinator's Guide to Getting Things Done

By Monica Ramirez Basco

Everyone waits till the last minute sometimes. But many procrastinators pay a significant price, from poor job performance to stress, financial problems, and relationship conflicts. Expressly designed for people who want to make changes but would be easily daunted by an elaborate self-help program, this guide is packed with highly practical tips and suggestions.

Author and cognitive-behavioral therapy expert Monica Ramirez Basco peppers the book with easy-to-relate-to examples from "recovering procrastinators"—including herself. Inviting quizzes, exercises, and practical suggestions help you:

• Understand why you procrastinate.
  


• Start with small changes that lead to big improvements.
  


• Outsmart your own delaying tactics.
  


• Counteract self-doubt and perfectionism.
  


• Build crucial skills for getting things done today.

The Procrastinator's Guide to Getting Things Done will be provided with free, unlimited access February 1-28, 2010.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Procrastinator's Guide to Getting Things Done" or any of our other 21,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

January e-book of the Month

Ten Years Thinner
Six Weeks to a Leaner, Younger-Looking You

by Christine Lydon
Da Capo Press, 2009

Dr. Christine Lydon has developed an innovative diet and exercise regimen to burn fat and alter one’s body chemistry, resulting in rapid, dramatic results that you will begin to see and feel within the first week.

Governed by ten simple dietary guidelines and ten easy, at-home exercises, Ten Years Thinner emphasizes healthy eating from protein, carbohydrate, and fat sources and demands only twenty to twenty-five minutes of hand-weight exercises a day. There is no calorie counting, messy measuring, or complicated points to calculate; start the new year out by improving your own health.

Ten Years Thinner
Six Weeks to a Leaner, Younger-Looking You will be provided with free, unlimited access January 1-31, 2010.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/and log in to read "Ten Years Thinner
Six Weeks to a Leaner, Younger-Looking You" or any of our other 21,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

November e-book of the Month

Invisible China: A Journey Through Ethnic Borderlands
by Colin Legerton and Jacob Rawson
Chicago Review Press, 2009

Authors Colin Legerton and Jacob Rawson, two Americans fluent in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, and Uyghur, throw away the guidebook and journey over 14,000 miles by bus and train to the farthest reaches of China to meet the minority peoples who dwell there, talking to farmers in their fields, monks in their monasteries, fishermen on their skiffs, and herders on the steppe. As they uncover surprising facts about China’s hidden minorities and their complex position in Chinese society, they discover the social ramifications of inconsistent government policies--and some deep human truths as well.

Invisible China will be provided with free, unlimited access November 1-30, 2009.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/and log in to read "Invisible China" or any of our other 20,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

August e-Book of the Month

The Naked Roommate: And 107 Other Issues You Might Run Into in College
by Harlan Cohen Sourcebooks, 2009

The #1 Student Handbook; Updated 3rd Edition

In college, there's a surprise around every corner…But that doesn't mean you can't be prepared!

In The Naked Roommate: And 107 Other Issues You Might Run Into in College, best-selling author, syndicated columnist and professional speaker Harlan Cohen provides a behind-the-scenes look at everything students need to know about college (but never knew they needed to know).

Completely revised and updated, this essential guide used by hundreds of thousands of students is packed with expert advice on everything from managing money to managing stress—plus hilarious, outrageous, and telling stories from students on over 100 college campuses.

The Naked Roommate will be provided with free, unlimited access August 1-31, 2009.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "The Naked Roomate" or any of our other 20,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

June e-Book of the Month

The Career Clinic: Eight Simple Rules for Finding Work You Love by Maureen Anderson collects intimate and revealing first-hand accounts of people who have made the leap from the 9-to-5 doldrums into jobs that leave them feeling happy, satisfied, and filled with the sense of contentment that comes from knowing they're doing what they were put on this earth to do.

The Career Clinic will be provided with free, unlimited access from June 1 through June 30.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "The Career Clinic" or any of our other 20,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

March eBook of the Month

At present, there are roughly a billion motor vehicles in the world. Within twenty years, the number will double to 2 billion, largely a consequence of China's and India's explosive growth. Given that greenhouse gases are already creating havoc with our climate and that violent conflict in oil-rich nations is on the rise, does this mean that matters will only get worse? Or are there hopeful signs that effective, realistic solutions can be found?

In Two Billion Cars, transportation experts Daniel Sperling and Deborah Gordon provide a concise history of America's love affair with cars and an overview of the global oil and auto industries. America is still the leading emissions culprit, and what is especially worrying is that developing nations are becoming car-centric cultures as well.

Two Billion Cars will be provided with free, unlimited access through March 31.


If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Two Billion Cars" or any of our other 19,000 electronic book titles from your home, work or any other off campus location.


If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

Over 2,600 New Electronic Books

We have added over 2,600 new electronic versions of print books into our Library Catalog. Our eBook collection has also been enhanced with features such as links from the Table of Contents, an embedded dictionary, full-text searching and the ability to add notes. You can read full-text eContent books page-by-page, or chapter-by-chapter. You can also search for specific content within the full-text of an eBook.

Take advantage of our electronic book collection. No library card is required! Use the Library Catalog to search over 21,000 electronic books in our library collection.

For off campus use you must first create a netLibrary e-book account from any on-campus computer. Visit netlibrary.com while on campus to create your account.


For additional information, questions or help visit the library's reference desk or call 619-421-6700 x5381 and speak with a reference librarian

December eBook of the Month

Barack Obama: The New Face of American Politics by Martin Dupuis and Keith Boeckelman 2008.

At the beginning of 2004, Barack Obama was an almost unknown Illinois state legislator and a candidate for the U.S. Senate. Today, Obama's straightforward policy recommendations, message of hope and inclusion, and charismatic style have propelled him to the highest office in the nation.

Written by Martin Dupuis and Keith Boeckelman, this book examines Barack Obama's meteoric rise to fame and what it means for American politics. The roots of President-elect Obama's politics and presidential campaign strategy are traced in this detailed political biography, ascending from his successful run in 1996 to represent Chicago's South Side in the Illinois Senate, through his partial term as the junior U.S. senator from Illinois beginning in 2004, to his campaign for the presidency. Access to Barack Obama, the New Face of American Politics is available now through December 31.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Barack Obama, the New Face of American Politics" or any of our other 19,000 electronic book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

November eBook of the Month

Foreclosure Survival Guide: Keep Your House or Walk Away With Money In Your Pocket
by Attorney Stephen R. Elias NOLO, September 2008

The No. 1 topic of conversation in the news and around the office today and tomorrow? Foreclosures. They rose in the U.S. by over 79 percent last year—and over two million more are expected in the next two years.

Written by a practicing lawyer who has helped hundreds keep their homes or come out of foreclosure financially sound, Foreclosure Survival Guide provides practical solutions and information that can help readers make the best decisions possible, including what to expect from foreclosure, whether it's worth trying to keep the house and using Chapter 13 bankruptcy to save a home.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Foreclosure Survival Guide" or any of our other 19,000 electronic book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

October eBook of the Month

The featured NetLibrary eBook of the month during October is "Great Events from History: The 20th Century, 1971-2000", edited by Robert F. Gorman.

This electronic version provides extended coverage of major events between 1971 and 2000. The late twentieth century was a time of significant advances in science and technology. Space probes explored comets and the outer planets. Personal computers were born and quickly grew to change the way people all over the world work, play, and communicate.

The events covered include geopolitical events of the era - from end of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War in 1973 to the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. Essays also address important social and cultural developments in daily life: major literary movements, significant developments in the arts and motion pictures, trends in world population and immigration, and landmark social legislation.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Great Events from History: The 20th Century, 1971-2000" or any of our other 19,000 electronic book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

September ebook of the Month

Over 19,000 electronic books are accessible from your desktop through the Southwestern College Library. For information on how you can access this electronic resource visit our NetLibrary information page .

During the month of September, The Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology, edited by Antonio Cartelli and Marco Palma is the feaured NetLibrary ebook of the month.

This comprehensive encyclopedia describes the influence of information communication technology in urban communities and in scientific knowledge construction in these communities around the world, with emphasis on the roles of communications technologies, urban technology planning, and knowledge management.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "The Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology" or any of our 19,000 electronic book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary information page .

August ebook of the Month

Competition and Development: The Power of Competitive Markets is the August e-book of the Month. This electronic book is available with unlimited access during the month of August.

The growth of international trade and investment and the spread of bilateral and multilateral trade agreements have resulted in increasing economic integration, affecting almost all nations of the world.

This book demonstrates the importance of true and fair competition to sustainable development and an effective marketplace, touching on issues of globalization, consumer welfare, cartels and monopolies, and trade liberalization. It focuses on the practical problems faced in developing countries and the steps that have been and can be taken to overcome those problems. It is also about anticompetitive practices as they occur in developing countries and the policies that governments and citizens can promote and practice to limit the impact of such practices.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "Competition and Development" or any of our other 19,000 e-book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary e-book page http://www.swccd.edu/~library/Lvl3/index.asp?L3=9 for more information.

July e-book of the Month

Britannica Encyclopedia of World Religions is the July eBook of the Month. The encyclopedia is available with unlimited access during the month of July.

Religion is dominating today's headlines like no other time in modern history. Whether the issue is sectarian violence, stem cell research, or political elections, religion plays a critical role. But what is the story behind the headlines? The Britannica Encyclopedia of World Religions gets to the heart of the matter by providing a deeper understanding of the religions that shape our world.

Prepared by the editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster, with the assistance of hundreds of scholars and experts, this authoritative, comprehensive, and up-to-date book answers your questions as well as exposes you to the concepts, movements, people, and events associated with living and ancient religions, including Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "What now" or any of our other 19,000 e-book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary e-book page http://www.swccd.edu/~library/Lvl3/index.asp?L3=9 for more information.

June e-book of the Month

What now? by Ann Patchett HarperCollins, 2008 is the June e-book of the month.

Based on her lauded commencement address at Sarah Lawrence College, this stirring essay by bestselling author Ann Patchett offers hope and inspiration for anyone at a crossroads, whether graduating, changing careers, or transitioning from one life stage to another.

As Patchett writes, "'What now?' represents our excitement and our future, the very vitality of life." Praised as "The best graduation present on the market..." by Publisher's Weekly, What now? highlights the possibilities the unknown offers and reminds us that there is as much joy in the journey as there is in reaching the destination.

If you have already established a NetLibrary account through Southwestern College Library, visit http://www.netlibrary.com/ and log in to read "What now" or any of our other 19,000 e-book titles.

If you do not have a NetLibrary account, you can create your own account from any computer on the Southwestern College campuses. Visit our NetLibrary e-book page http://www.swccd.edu/~library/Lvl3/index.asp?L3=9 for more information.

May e-book of the Month

The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crisis of 2008 and What It Means by George Soros is the May eBook of the Month and is available through May 19.

In a concise essay that combines practical insight with philosophical depth, Mr. Soros makes an invaluable contribution to our understanding of the great credit crisis and its implications for our nation and the world.

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April e-book of the Month

Retire Happy: What You Can Do Now to Guarantee a Great Retirement by Richard Stim & Ralph Warner.


When planning for retirement, it's easy to become preoccupied with stock portfolios, 401(k) balances and doomsday predictions about baby boomer's lack of savings. But happiness in retirement isn't about how much cash you can manage to sock away before the age of 65.

The authors encourage future retirees to balance financial concerns with an enriching lifestyle by cultivating interests outside work, leading a healthier lifestyle, revitalizing family relationships, and more. Retire Happy helps readers prepare for retirement—not just financially, but in every aspect of their lives.


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March e-book of the Month

From the Primaries to the Polls by Thomas Gangale is NetLibrary's eBook of the Month for March. This year the nation will be electing a new president, the March eBook of the Month From the Primaries to the Polls describes the procedures and problems with the current presidential nominating process and proposes solutions.

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February e-book of the Month

The bestselling textbook Science and Technology in World History studies the historical relationship between science and technology. Tracing this relationship from the dawn of civilization through the twentieth century and presenting its findings in a global context.

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