From the library's homepage, select Databases A-Z, either in the top navigation bar or beneath the catalog search.
![UW Superior library site with an arrow pointing to the Databases A-Z icon in the navigation bar and the Databases A-Z icon beneath the library catalog.](https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/customers/1954/images/database1.png)
This page is a list of the databases the library has access to. It can be filtered based on the first letter of a database by clicking on the letters, narrowing your search by Subject, or searching by the title of the database, like in the image below.
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The databases most likely to house children's books are Hoopla and Tumblebooks. Tumblebooks is an online collection of specifically children's e-books, whereas Hoopla includes collections such as the New York Times Bestsellers: Children's & YA or Read-Along and Read Aloud.
With Hoopla, you can either search for specific titles, or browse collections by clicking the "Genres & Collections" button in the e-books section. (select e-books under the "Browse" option near the search bar.)
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Once you've found a book you'd like to borrow, click on the title and click "Borrow."
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With Tumblebooks, you can either browse the collections, or search through TumbleSearch.
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With TumbleSearch, you can search not just by title, author, subject, genre or language, but also Accelerated Reader level and Lexile.
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When you've found a book you'd like to read, click "Read online"
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