I cant find a web site to see if the library has this one book I need!?
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Assuming you don't need it right now in the middle of the night, call the library in the morning and ask if they have it.  Unless it is very small or woefully underfunded the librarians will have access to a computer catalog.  Although, if the book is a fiction paperback, it may not be in the catalog.
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Try intelius.com (but there is a fee).  There are some books at the library--ask the librarian.  (I have found numbers at the library, that weren't in the phone book.)
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go to the library and ask the librarian
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Buy one in a bookstore or something. Or you could go to the library.
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law books- go to local library
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Howdy. This book is available used for as low as 68¢ with FAST delivery available. See links below.\n\nA quick search of  WorldCat, the OCLC catalog of books, at any library shows copies all over. You should be able to ask your local library to request an Inter-Library Loan.\n\nGood Luck!
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Try your local library's website.  Many of them have access to online databases that you can use if you have a library card.  Otherwise resort to the old fashion non-electronic books some of them are still useful.
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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See all 559 customer reviews\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0743454537/qid=1148973378/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/002-9249731-8385617?s=books&v=glance&n=283155
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look at your local library\n\n:> peace
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I assume you are interested in how to go about navigating it? \n\nDefinitely check your university website for links to the library. Many schools have a very comprehensive online search engine for their library card catalog system. Depending on the system, it can give you book location information and the status of the book (checked out, available, etc.). If you are given a Reference Number and are unsure how to go about locating the book, I'm sure one of the librarians working at the desk will give you assistance.
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Well since you don't provide a list of "every book you want", that's a pretty broad request.\n\nThere is a project (Gutenberg) that's taking all the freely available books (passed their copyright dates) and digitizing them (http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page). There are 19,000 free books available there.\n\nIf you hit Usenet, you should be able to find lots of the books there too. You'll have to search them out though.\n\nI can't guarentee safe since you don't list what books you want.
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Use "Ask Jeeves" and pop the name of the book in the window. It will come up, what ever you want to know.
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
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Try your local Public Library's web-site.  Most now have e-books on-line.
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Is that a book? Try amazon.com
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Check your local library records - they should have it