In academic or research contexts, books serve as are resource that provides insight, information, analyses, theories, and more pertaining to specific subjects. Academic books may be reference books, as seen on the Reference Resources page, textbooks, research, and surveys etc. Books are an extremely valuable resource for educators, students, researchers, and anyone looking to educate themselves on a new topic.
There are many ways to access books, some of the easiest being through your public library or school library. Public and school libraries not only have extensive physical collections they also have extensive online collections, giving their patrons access to a plethora of information resources ranging from videos and audio to books and articles. Accessing books through your public or school library can be done in person or through online databases.
Search engines are also a helpful way to access books, although many results that are returned by search engines are not results that allow users to borrow books as libraries do. Yet using search engines is not a lost cause; many services and platforms, such as the Internet Archive, give users access to hundreds of books, articles, and webpages for free, allowing them to borrow sources as they would at a library.
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