This device is not compatible with Cloud Library or Hoopla.

Home access to this particular resource allows patrons to look up their lineage, and will only be available within the library after December 31, 2021.

Two great non-library resources that assist staff who are trying to do reader's advisory.

ILLs cannot be requested from these locations.

These items cannot be checked out from the library.

This digital collection contains over 1.3 millions titles including music and comics!

This investment research resource requires only your library card number.

Library resource of fiction and non-fiction titles to guide readers in finding their next title.

Students from these institutions must request ILL materials from their campus libraries.

These can be found online or at the branches, and help patrons find the most reliable products.

For this eBook vendor, only 1 person can use a title at a time.

Information about domestic and imported vehicles, parts and labor estimates, service bulletins, and recalls.

Found on the library website, patrons can sign up for this service to receive emails about new books in their favorite genres.

The limit of ILLs a patron may have out at one time.

These items are not holdable for six months.

Access popular magazines online.

Improve your academic skills, prepare for high-stakes tests, or become career ready.

The quickest, easiest way to check the accurate title or authors name of a book that a patron is requesting.

In order for an item to fulfill an ILL request, it must have been in a libraries collection for this long.

The Bluffton Community opens at 48 Boundary Street.

This must be in good standing (under the maximum fine threshold, not expired, etc) for patrons to use the digital collections.

Library services to the blind, visually impaired, and physically handicapped of SC.

This can be found printed out at the branch or on the library website, and features a list of bestsellers.

Because ILLs are a special system, the staff must do this before checking it out to a patron.

The only way to keep a record of previous items checked out.