Put the library in your pocket.

Questia Library is a powerful research library covering a vast array of subjects in the humanities and social sciences, from History to Philosophy and Art to Economics. The trusted collection is carefully selected and organized by our professional librarians with the researcher in mind.

Most ebooks cost about $9.95, but for that same price you can read the complete text of a constantly growing collection of more than 77,000 books and over 4 million journal, magazine, and newspaper articles with Questia Library. That is less than 1 cent per book! And these are not just outdated public domain books but current, copyrighted books that cannot be found anywhere else on the Internet. The Questia library is organized in an easy-to-use category structure that can be browsed with efficiency, allowing you to quickly drill down to one of 6,700 specific research topics such as AIDS in Africa, Age of Reason, Psychology of War, Word Origins and thousands more. Each of these topics is created by Questia’s librarians and carefully linked to recommended books and articles to help you research that topic.

Your account is also accessible online at www.questia.com where you can create project folders to manage and store your work. You can easily quote and cite publications, create automatic bibliographies, bookmark pages, add items to your bookshelf, take digital notes, and make/view highlights. Within the Questia Library application you not only have mobile access to the entire Questia collection, but you can also bookmark pages, add items to your bookshelf, and view the highlights you created at questia.com.

Questia Library makes mobile research easy, while also giving you the option of working from any computer with an Internet connection!