It's obvious to me yet again....I was born far too soon.
When I was in school, I used to have to rush back to school from work, (I got off at 11 pm) in order to get to the library before it closed at 11:30 pm to get the books I needed to complete my assignments.
It was either that or find out my 'friends' had forgotten to get the resource I needed.
Fast forward 40 some years - Questia is here.
1. is an online library
2. has more than 70,000 digital books
3. has 1.7 million articles
4. allows note taking
5. highlighting
6. annotating
7. creation of instant bibliographies
8. making of citations
And there are over 5,000 FREE books!
The top ten:
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
and for the rest - go here to find out.
There are 14 subject categories:
The rest can be found here.
Books can be searched by Title, Author, Subject, Publisher....okay, it's a library...
It's better than a library, because it's online and nobody has to hurry to it after work. It's available 24/7.
Questia is offering a free subscription to a trial set of books in one of 4 selected subjects: Psychology, Ethics, Leadership, or Early American History.
Can't beat that with a stick, now can you?
Now, had I only been born a quarter of a century or so later.
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