If you are overwhelmed with too many results in SuperSearch, try a keyword search in the library catalog for a more focused search. The catalog only searches information about the book (such as the title, subject terms, table of contents, and brief summary), rather than the full text of the book itself, so the results are more focused.
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Try a keyword search. Once you find a book that is relevant to your topic, use the subject terms for that book to help you find "more like this" and explore different aspects of a broader topic.
Example: Keyword search: Caribbean religion*
Subject terms for books from this keyword search lead you to many more books on aspects of the topic, for example:
