Browse the New Books at GRCC

Come on in and browse the New Books collection near the Library’s front entrance.  It’s regularly refreshed with new print books so the New Books area has a bookstore feel.

Or, take a look at our new eBOOK titles. Each month, the newest titles are uploaded to the RaiderSearch Catalog Featured Lists.  Click the [View this book] link and logon with your last name and 7-digit Raider number, and start reading!

New Books January 2022

New Books January 2022

New Books at GRCC

When you’re on-campus, browse the New Books collection near the Library’s front entrance.  It’s regularly refreshed with new print books so the New Books area has a bookstore feel.

If you can’t come in right now, check out the New Books virtually!  Take a look at our new PRINT titles – as well as new eBOOK titles. Each month, the newest titles are uploaded to the RaiderSearch Catalog Featured Lists.  For Circulating print books, click the [Request] link in the Catalog record and follow the screen prompts to have  the book placed onto the Hold Shelf  for you, or, it can be mailed to your home or office.  For eBooks, click the [View this book] link and logon with your last name and 7-digit Raider number, and start reading!

New Career Titles

Check out all the new books we have for your career exploration on the Careers Subject Guide.

From Becoming a Sports Agent to From Boots to Business all the way to So You Want to be a Neuroscientist? – they’re now available in eBook format. Logon with your last name and 7-digit Raider number.

Becoming a Sports Agent

From Boots to Business

So You Want to be a Neuroscientist?

New eBooks

Browsing the new books area at bookstores and libraries is one of my favorite things – but eBooks are sometimes harder to discover. To make that easier, each month, GRCC’s cataloger posts new print and eBooks received.

Here’s a look at some of the newest (2021) titles from ProQuest Ebook Central.

• Bechky, Beth A. Blood, Powder, and Residue : How Crime Labs Translate Evidence into Proof, Princeton University Press, 2021. 
• Woldoff, Rachael A., and Robert C. Litchfield. Digital Nomads : In Search of Freedom, Community, and Meaningful Work in the New Economy, Oxford University Press USA – OSO, 2021.
• Banner, James M., Jr., and James M. Banner. The Ever-Changing Past : Why All History Is Revisionist History, Yale University Press, 2021.

Is there something in the list of new titles that looks good to you? Connect with your last name and 7-digit Raider number.

Digital Nomads: In Search of Freedom, Community, and Meaningful Work:

The Ever-Changing Past: Why All History is Revisionist History

Blood, Powder, and, Residue: How Crime Labs Translate Evidence into Proof

May New Books

When you’re on-campus, browse the New Books collection near the Library front door.  It’s regularly refreshed with new print books so the New Books area has a bookstore feel.

Can’t come in right now?  No problem – you can see the New Books virtually!  Take a look at  May’s new PRINT titles – as well as May’s new eBOOK titles. Each month, the newest titles are uploaded to the RaiderSearch Catalog Featured Lists.  For Circulating print books, click the [Request] link in the Catalog record and follow the screen prompts to have  the book placed onto the Hold Shelf  for you, or, it can be mailed to your home or office.  For eBooks, click the [View this book] link and logon with your last name and 7-digit Raider number, and start reading!

From Rails to Trails : The Making of America’s Active Transportation Network

Mathematicians and Statisticians : A Practical Career Guide

Sway : Unravelling Unconscious Bias

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