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Uncover mysteries and other great reads this
summer at Heterick Memorial Library
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Summer Hours
Summer Session 800 am 730 pm August 27 31
800 am 430 pm Closed Saturdays and
Sundays Closed on 4th of July
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Summer Access
Students, Faculty/Staff-your university ID
allows continued access to all library services
Spouses, offspring, and other community users
-apply for a library card at the circulation
desk
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Some clues to find books at HML

• Fiction is arranged differently than at a public
  library. Fiction books are given Dewey decimal
  numbers just like non-fiction, so follow the
  flags at the ends of the stacks.
• Its best to use the on-line POLAR catalog to
  find what you are looking for
• The catalog is available 24/7 at
  www.onu.edu/library

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POLAR Catalog

Visit the library homepage and click on Library
Catalog to begin your search OR ask the library
staff for assistance
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Search by keyword, author, title, or
subject Keyword is a good option if youre not
sure of the title or other information
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Click on a title to get more information about
the book and its location
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Find the Location, Call Number, and Status

• HML 3rd Stacks corresponds with the third floor,
  2nd Stacks with the second floor, and 1st Stacks
  with the first floor.
• If an items status is Available, it is shelved.
  If a date is listed then someone has it checked
  out.
• To find an available book, youll need to know
  the call number.

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Finding Books on the Shelf

• Go to the floor specified in the catalog and find
  the call number of the book.
• The bookshelves are labeled in call number order,
  and there are call number maps near the elevators
  and stairwells.
• If you need help, pick up a red phone or come to
  the circulation desk. The library staff is always
  ready to assist you!
• Books are loaned for three weeks and may be
  renewed up to four times.

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OhioLINK
Dont see what youre looking for at HML? Use
OhioLINK to borrow a book from another library.
Start by searching for the title in the POLAR
catalog
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A page like this shows that HML does not own the
book you are searching for
Click Search OhioLINK. You will be redirected
to the OhioLINK website to continue the search
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Click on the title to request an available copy
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• Click REQUEST THIS ITEM
• You will then be prompted to select the name of
  your university.

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• Fill in the following information to complete the
  request
• Name
• Barcode (your university ID number)
• Pickup Institution (Ohio Northern U)
• Pickup Location (Heterick Memorial Library)

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• Once youve requested from OhioLINK you can
  expect the book to arrive on campus in 2-3
  working days.
• An email will then be sent to you asking you to
  pick it up at the circulation desk. Remember to
  bring your university ID.
• OhioLINK books are loaned for three weeks and are
  renewable.
• You can also request OhioLINKs directly from the
  OhioLINK website by following the links on the
  HML main page

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Borrowing DVDs and CDs from HML
DVDs, CDs and videocassettes are kept behind the
circulation desk. Patrons wishing to borrow them
must fill out a request slip and bring it to the
library staff at the desk.

• Look up the item as usual in the POLAR catalog
• Write down the type of material requested, call
  number, status and title

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Mystery Movies at HML
Check out these library staff favorites

• The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
• Charade
• The Crying Game
• Gosford Park
• Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte
• In the Heat of the Night
• Vertigo
• Witness for the Prosecution

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Suggested Mystery Reads
Current popular mystery authors

• Rita Mae Brown
• James Lee Burke
• Michael Chabon
• Lee Child
• Harlan Coben
• Michael Connelly
• Patricia Cornwell
• Janet Evanovich
• Linda Feinstein
• Dick Francis
• Sue Grafton
• John Grisham
• Carl Hiaasen
• Tami Hoag
• David Ignatius

• P.D. James
• Faye Kellerman
• Jonathan Kellerman
• Elmore Leonard
• Jeff Lindsay
• Alexander McCall Smith
• John Mortimer
• Ann B. Moss
• Tamar Myers
• Robert B. Parker
• James Patterson
• Louise Penny
• Kathy Reichs
• John Sanford
• Dana Stabenow

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For the Kids
Elementary David A. Adler- Bones and the
Cupcake Mystery Lauren Child- Utterly Me, Clarice
Bean Rod Clement- Grandpas Teeth Doug
Cushman- Mystery at the Club Sandwich Bruce
Hale- The Big Nap From the Tattered
Casebook of Chet Gecko, Private Eye George
McClements- Jake Gander, Storyville
Detective The Case of the Greedy
Granny Scott Nash- Tuff Fluff The Case of
Duckies Missing Brain Margie Palatini- The Web
Files Cynthia Rylant- The Case of the
Climbing Cat Mark Teague- Detective LaRue
Letters from the investigation
Middle Grades Janet S. Anderson- The Last
Treasure Blue Balliett- Chasing Vermeer Elise
Broach- Shakespeares Secret Carolyn Coman- The
Big House Christopher Paul Curtis- Mr. Chickees
Funny Money John Fardell- The 7 Professors
of the Far North Michael Hoeye- Time Stops
For No Mouse. A Hermux Tantamoq
Adventure Dorothy Thomas Hoobler- The
Ghost in the Tokaido Inn Alex Simmons Bill
McCay- The Raven League Nancy Springer- The
Case of the Missing Marquess An Enola
Holmes Mystery

List courtesy of School Library Journal
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To learn more about the mystery genre, visit the
following websites
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Definitions Regarding
the Structure of a Story ?
http//seattlemystery.com/Definitions/definitions.
html New York Public Library Detective, Mystery
and Suspense Fiction ? www.nypl.org/research/
chss/grd/resguides/detective/print.html Looking
for a Mystery? Mysteries by Topic ?
http//www.sldirectory.com/libsf/booksf/mystery/to
pic.html Murder on the Internet Web Resources
for Mystery and Detective Fiction ?
www.springfieldlibrary.org/stacks/advis.html Myste
ry Writers of America Mystery Fiction Links
? www.mysterywriters.org/pages/resources/links/mys
tery.htm
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Visit HML for more information and for
recommendations of the staffs favorite writers.