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eBooks on Library Search

You don’t need to take lots of books home with you this summer, you can read the ebook instead. Our ebook collection is available online via Library Search. Use Library Search to search for a book title or to search for books on a particular topic.

Once you have found a title you like, look for the “View Online” tab to see if it is available as an ebook. Click the tab and you’ll get the link you need to follow to access the book. Keele users will need their Keele computer login details to log on, whilst NHS staff will need their NHS Athens username and password.

Screen-shot of an ebook entry on Library Search

For more help on finding and using ebooks, see our help page.

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