F&M College Library

CNX 108: Childbirth and Midwifery

Discover and Access Books/Chapters @ F&M and Beyond

On the Library web site, library.fandm.edu, search DISCOVER for books/ebooks @ F&M

  • Click on the BOOKS tab.
  • Type in your topic
    • Example:  childbirth AND medicaliz*
    • Example:  IVF AND (longevity OR "long term health")
    • Example:  "postpartum depression" AND (male OR men)
  • Search!

When you find a book in which you are interested:

  • Click on the title of the book to open the full catalog record for it.
  • Look for the Contents
    • These are titles of the chapters in the book
    • It is possible you would only need to read a few chapters -- not the entire book!

To discover print books available beyond F&M:

  • Go back to the results page:
  • Change the Library Location to: Libraries Worldwide
  • Select the Source type: Print book--because we can borrow whole print books (but not ebooks) from other libraries.
  • You can request the library borrow a copy of a print book from another library via EZ-Borrow/Interlibrary Loan!


To discover chapters in ebooks available beyond F&M:

  • Go back to the results page:
  • Change the Library Location to: Libraries Worldwide
  • Select the Source type: Print Book and eBook--because we can request chapters from books and ebooks via EZ-Borrow/Interlibrary Loan!

Call Number Locations and Maps

EZBorrow (EZB)/Interlibrary Loan (ILL) for Books via DISCOVER

If you find a print book in DISCOVER to which we do not have immediate access, click on the button in DISCOVER to request the book from another library.

Request from Libraries Worldwide

 Request from 
 another library 

Interlibrary Loan/ILL: Articles and Books

Use EZBorrow (EZB)/Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to request articles, book chapters, books, and other materials not available at F&M.

How to Cite: APA Style

The APA Style Guide:  via the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) website and the APA Online Handbook

How to Cite: Chicago Style

The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS or just Chicago) via the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) Chicago website and the online Chicago Manual of Style.