Go to: www.worldcat.org and type in the title of your book or a book you are trying to find. Then you can type in a state or a country, or any location to find out which libraries are carrying your book or the book you are trying to locate.
I can access this website through my library's website and make interlibrary loan requests directly. I also worked with the WorldCat staff to figure out how to access a record of my requests. I don't know what I'd do without it!
Keep in mind that not all libraries subscribe to WorldCat. WorldCat is a subscription service-libraries must pay a fee in order to subscribe to it. Therefore your books may be in more libraries than indicated in WorldCat. Otherwise, it's a terrific resource!
Sally Stuart has been writing for the last 40+ years, and put out the annual Christian Writers Market Guide for 26 years. She has retired from that task starting with the 2012 edition. Her other writing includes several Christian education resources books, a children's picture book, a basic writing text, writing resources, and a western novel--plus hundreds of articles and marketing columns. She writes a Q & A column for the "Christian Communicator,and the Oregon Christian Writers' Newsletter. She speaks and teaches at Christian Writers' Conferences nationwide. Sally is the mother of 3 and grandmother of 8. She and her husband, Norm, spend their free time vacationing on the Oregon coast.
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I can access this website through my library's website and make interlibrary loan requests directly. I also worked with the WorldCat staff to figure out how to access a record of my requests. I don't know what I'd do without it!
Keep in mind that not all libraries subscribe to WorldCat. WorldCat is a subscription service-libraries must pay a fee in order to subscribe to it. Therefore your books may be in more libraries than indicated in WorldCat. Otherwise, it's a terrific resource!
Judy the Librarian
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