Use the sources in this guide to find resources on your topic.
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SuperSearch is a great place to start for journal articles, books and almost everything else the library has, in one easy to use interface.
To use SuperSearch, visit it at wellesley.edu/lts and type in keywords or a book title.
In the filters on the left-hand side of the screen, choose eBooks and Books from the Source Type list to filter for all books.
