The library provides access to a variety of books in both print and electronic formats. You can find general reference books, literary works by French and Francophone authors, as well as scholarly books written about them (both in English and French).
Below you will find some examples of books in the library's collection relevant to your studies in French.
Reference books provide a general overview of related topics. They are great sources for background information when you don't know much about a subject and want to learn the basics - much in the same way you use Wikipedia in your daily life!
Please look at the detailed PQ Library of Congress list for a breakdown of the PQ classification. Also note that books in French can be found in other sections of the library because they have a different call number. Notice that the Aimé Césaire book shown below has a call number that starts with JV. If you are curious about why that is, look up JV in the Library of Congress classification system to see what it means.
Below are some examples:
La belle bête, roman by 
Discours sur le colonialisme by 
L'Amant de la Chine du Nord by The library's collection has included ebooks for a while.but these have become more important now that most courses are taking place online. Find some examples below.
Musotte by Autour de la Lune by Hélier, fils des bois by Borrow free digital versions of books here:
