Libby Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Use Libby to access 36,000 digital materials. Borrow e-books, audiobooks, and magazines to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app. You can even read your borrowed e-books on a Kindle. Check out up to 5 digital materials at a time, and place up to 3 holds.

Boundless Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Use Boundless to access 20,000 digital materials, including many Texas-specific subjects. Borrow e-books and audiobooks to read on your phone or tablet using the Boundless app. Check out up to 20 digital materials at a time, and place up to 10 holds. Log in with your library card number and phone number.

TexShare Databases Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Access this database of more than 27,000 journals, more than 171,000 e-books, and more than 15 million images, videos, and interactive resources. También encontrarán recursos en Español. If you have a library card, just call or email us, and we'll provide you the TexShare password.

Portal to Texas History Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Our partnership with the Portal to Texas History allows free online access to digital copies of local newspapers, including current newspapers Giddings Times & News and Lexington Leader. Older, out-of-print local newspapers are also available. All issues are keyword searchable.

Texas State Library and Archives: Online Collections Login Needed In-Library Use Only

The online collections of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission offers historical documents, genealogy records, maps, and more. All online, all free.

Accelerated Reader List Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Search for books that have an associated AR quiz.

Project Gutenberg Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Read more than 60,000 free e-books. Project Gutenberg focuses on older works for which U.S. copyright has expired. Thousands of volunteers digitize and proofread the e-books prior to making them available on the site.

LibriVox Login Needed In-Library Use Only

Listen to more than 10,000 free audiobooks. Volunteers read books that are in the public domain and upload them to the LibriVox site.