Use free, public Wi-Fi at all FVRL locations.
These resources are provided by FVRL and are available to all in any FVRL library. They are also available outside the library with your FVRL card. (See restrictions as noted.)
Available in library only.
Especially for young children: learn pre-reading and reading skills through games, music, and puzzles. Create your own account, so you can log back in each time you visit the library.
Read trade and industry-focused information in journal articles, market reports, industry reports, and news.
Search thousands of academic, peer reviewed, and trade journals or magazines to find articles you can use to stay informed or get ahead.
Available only in library (but not from North Bonneville, Yale, or Yacolt).
Find auto repair details for domestic and imported cars, trucks (up to one ton), and vans manufactured since 1982.
Available in library only.
Learn about your ancestors. Search over 1.2 billion records in over 3,000 databases, including the US Census, to find records and digitized documents.
Search for people in articles and books, based on personal facts such as name, birth and death year, nationality, ethnicity, occupation, and gender.
Use Image Quest for more than two million images which may be used in assignments, activities, projects and other non-commercial educational uses.
Find articles, pictures, and videos about animals, arts, language, places, plants, science & math, social studies, sports, and religions. Even tour the USA or compare countries!
Search or browse articles, media, biographies, and a world atlas for information on both academic subjects and personal interests. Start with Research Tools and Materials if you're doing academic research.
Find articles, images, videos, and biographies for high school students in a variety of subjects. Start with Research Tools and Materials if you're working on a paper or report.
Review company profiles, brand information, rankings, investment reports, company histories, chronologies, and company & industry news from periodicals.
Find repair info by make and model combinations, covering the most popular vehicles of the past 30 years, plus additional coverage of older, specialty models.
Search for recent Consumer Reports magazine articles and reviews in full-text in Master File Premier.
Use Culture Grams to research information on the peoples and cultures of over 185 countries, the provinces and territories of Canada, and all 50 states in the U.S.
Discover the everyday details about past eras that make historical accounts relevant and meaningful.
Access a variety of ready-to-use and customizable demographic data reports for entrepreneurs, students or anyone who needs to identify cultural patterns or sociological trends.
Access audio/video clips, pictures, maps, books, news, and more on homework topics common to middle and high school students.
Search a variety of medical, trade, and scientific journals as well as magazines and reports for medical news, diagnostics, and information.
Review industry intelligence tools that can be consumed very quickly to better understand a prospect’s or client’s business issues. Published by Hoover's Inc.
Available in library only.
Find detailed information about grantmakers to students, artists, researchers, and other individual grantseekers, including 990 filings.
Available only at Vancouver Community Library.
Research the impact of philanthropy around the world today with this interactive mapping tool.
Find printable legal form templates and examples; legal, business, and other letter templates; definitions for legal terms; a law digest with articles on legal topics; and a national attorney practice directory.
Find everything you need to research the world of literature: biographies, bibliographies, critical analyses, essays, poems, primary sources, and more for authors both historical and current.
Search full-text reference books on a variety of topics or read entire travel guidebooks without leaving your computer.
Select from several news, magazine, or journal articles with images--many in full-text.
Read about emerging green technologies and issues on the environment and sustainability.
Use this eResource to find magazines, journals, newspapers, definitions, directories, and information on all health related topics. The materials contained in this resource are intended for informational purposes only.
Search the digital US Census records from 1790-1940 or the full-text of 25,000 family and local history books in Heritage Quest.
View full-text reference books, encyclopedias, non-fiction books, history periodicals, documents, and biographies along with historical photos, maps, and videos.
Dig into study units covering over 500 historical topics on global history from ancient times to the present day.
Find articles and instructions for projects in the areas of outdoor, electrical, remodeling, plumbing, woodworking, decorating, and maintenance.
Explore key players and the battles they fought to see how they shaped our nation.
Dig deeper into full-text, academic journal articles and primary sources in a variety of disciplines.
Use tools and instructions to independently address a wide-range of legal issues including business law, financial planning, family law, property & real estate, and rights & disputes.
Have fun with languages! Children can start learning a second language before they can read a first one. Create a free account in Little Pim and get started!
Find full-text articles and abstracts from general reference, business, consumer health, and general science magazines and journals.
Track stocks and mutual funds. Read in-depth, independent stock and fund reports.
Listen to music; watch performing arts videos; locate classical music scores; find information about artists, composers, and music history.
Browse articles, explore topics, and find images. All the National Geographic resources are at your command, without the big stacks of yellow magazines.
Search or browse the full text of The New York Times from 1851 to 2011. Research world events, find obituaries, or read editorials and classified ads from years gone by.
Sign up to receive reading suggestions regularly via email or check the lists online whenever you like. There are over 24 genres for all ages from which to choose.
Discover new titles, series, and authors for kids and teens to enjoy. Find Author Read-alikes, Book Discussion Guides, BookTalks, and Feature Articles.
Find a great read through subject headings, reviews, annotations, and much more. Access Author Read-alikes, Book Discussion Guides, BookTalks, and Feature Articles.
Research viewpoint essays, topic overviews, images, podcasts, articles, graphs, tables, and charts on a variety of current topics.
Just looking for kids' or teen titles? Visit OverDrive Kids or OverDrive Teens!
Download OverDrive's Libby app for iOS, Android or Windows 10+ and get help with Libby if you need it.
Here's how:
Download OverDrive's Libby app for iOS, Android or Windows 10+ and get help with Libby if you need it.
Here's how:
Download OverDrive's Libby App for iOS, Android or Windows 10+ and get help with Libby if you need it.
Watch a volcano erupt! Play games, find project ideas, and have fun learning about ecosystems, space, energy and matter, maps, climates and more in Power Knowledge.
Worried about polar bears? Study them and other animals, adaptation, habitats, the human body, food chains, green living, extinct species, and more in Power Knowledge.
What goes up must come down. You’ll find more about gravity, atoms, motion, temperature and more, with videos and games to explain it all in Power Knowledge.
Identify, research, and find pricing for art, antiques, and collectibles. Includes more than 10 million images to assist in searching.
Access thousands of full-text magazines and newspapers, including peer-reviewed scholarly journals, covering a broad array of subjects and locations.
Read KnowledgeNotes with author overviews and plot summaries for middle and high school assignment assistance.
Search this index for citations from the most popular general-interest periodicals published in the United States from the years 1890 through 1982.
Find resources on a wide range of subjects in this one-stop research source (including citation information) aimed at upper elementary and middle school students.
View over 4,800 manuals for after-market schematic service data on all kinds of consumer electronics such as radio, TV, car-radio, etc.
Chart the growth and development of cities and towns in Washington with maps originally created for fire insurance purposes, dating 1867-1970. Use the information to supplement your historical or genealogical research.
Find authoritative science information: full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, experiments, images, videos, audio files, and links to vetted websites.
Look for experiments, images, videos, and articles on recent events and discoveries in a range of science areas.
Get articles from magazines, newspapers, and U.S. government documents with the young researcher in mind.
Access articles with up-to-date information on starting a company, operations management and sales, or growing or rescuing a business.
Access step-by-step maintenance and repair instructions for hundreds of small engine machines and their supporting components.
Stream eBooks, graphic novels, videos, and audiobooks of high interest to tweens and teens, as well as classics and some teacher-assigned titles. You'll need an internet connection only—no downloading!
Peruse animated, talking picture books, early chapter books, puzzles, and resources for kids and families in TumbleBooks. Includes a limited number of books in French, Spanish, and other languages.
Find primary documents, reference books, journal articles, and scholarly analysis on periods and events in our history.
Explore the native cultures of indigenous peoples around the world. Learn about daily life, where they lived, what they ate, how they survived, and even their religions.
Read, play, watch, and do! Activities for pre-readers and beginning readers.
Who discovered the Earth is round? When were motion pictures invented? Find out how things we take for granted today were discovered or invented, from zippers to atomic time.
Find out how to reduce your environmental impact, and learn how major industries are working to curb pollution and improve the environment. Includes activities to do at home.
Find articles, games, science projects, interactive tools, and activities covering a variety of subjects for elementary and middle-school students.
Search for information on any topic. Learn how to do research, write citations, and even create an account to keep track of your research.
View the order of events over the world's history, create your own timelines, and more.
Find scholarly analysis, articles, references, and primary documents covering the past 5,000 years.
Find items--books, audiobooks, journals, and sometimes even articles--within and beyond FVRL's collection. Although you can access this without a library card, you must use your library card if you wish to start here in requesting an interlibrary loan.
