eResources
Access our eResources by entering in your Northbrook Public Library card number (on the back of your card), without spaces. Some resources are only available in the library. Review vendor privacy policies.
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Helps you find magazine and newspapers in full text. Search by periodical title or broad subject category.
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Full-text from 1986 to the present.
Full-text articles.
Full-text articles.
Searchable newspaper archive, cover-to-cover from 1849 to 1995.
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Database of databases such as WorldCat, ERIC, ECO MEDLINE, GPO, ArticleFirst, etc.
Borrow digital magazines to read on your computer or mobile device.
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Libby provides more digital versions of more than 3,000 popular magazine titles. You can borrow titles, including magazines, eBooks, and audiobooks, through the Libby app.
Full-text articles.
Full-text articles.
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Full-text articles.
Tutorials to help become more comfortable using eBooks apps, language learning tools, streaming movies, and research databases as well as social media tutorials for Facebook, Linked-In, Goodreads, Twitter, etc.
The Northbrook Star from 1996-present. Digital editions from December 2020 - present.
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Contains full-text articles from over 3000 publications covering a variety of subjects like the arts, sciences, and the law
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Get unlimited access to 7,000 daily newspapers and magazines from around the world in more than 60 languages. You can either read them in a browser or use the PressReader app for iOS and Android. Follow these steps to create a new account with your Northbrook Public Library card:
1. Go to Pressreader.com, then click "Sign In," and select "Library or Group"
2. Search for "Northbrook" and choose it from the drop-down list
3. Enter the number printed on your library card together with your PIN/password. (If you don't know your password, visit www.northbrook.info/account and select the "Forgot your password" link.)
Full-text resource for full-text periodicals and regional newspapers.
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Access the Chicago Tribune, L.A. Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post from the 80s through the present.
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Full-text articles
Full text articles.
