Encyclopedia of Popular Music, 4th ed.—Over 27,000 total entries – from Bing Crosby to Crosby, Stills and Nash; from the Shangri Las to Nirvana; from Bob Marley to Johnny Cash. Larkin has expanded his encyclopedia, which talks about groups and types of music. Not just rock and roll: comprehensive coverage of popular music of all genres and times, including jazz, country, folk, rap, musicals, world music, and more! There is also a song index to find every song mentioned.

Business Plans Handbook — For the new entrepreneur or the established business in search of a better way, the Business Plans Handbook provides a diverse collection of existing documents and resources to help you create your perfect plan.

Encyclopedia of Small Business - 3rd ed.—Voted a best reference source, entrepreneurs can learn more about creating business plans, market analysis and much more.

Career Information Center - 9th ed.—What does it take to get specific jobs? What are the employment outlooks? All this and more about 3,000 occupations.

College Blue Book - 35th ed.—A useful resource for choosing colleges. Search both 2 and 4 year colleges by degrees offered, location and more. It also includes financial aid resources.

Scholarships - Fellowships and Loans - 24th ed.—Written for students, parents and educators, users can explore 8,600 sources of aid for educational expenses.

American Decades—Exploring the 20th century from history to politics to pop culture to sports and more, every decade shares its important and trivial events.

American Eras—A student-friendly reference source that details American history from the earliest native civilizations to the last years of the nineteenth century. Discover the people, places, and events that shaped our country and our culture. A companion to our e-book American Decades.

Ancient Civilizations Reference Library—The ancient peoples of Europe, Asia, and the Americas are the focus of this remarkable resource. Essays, timelines, maps, and more outline the histories of the Celts, Egyptians, Hebrews, and more.

Ancient Greece and Rome: an Encyclopedia for Students—With over 460 articles, this expansive encyclopedia offers a window into all aspects of Greek and Roman life, from politics and philosophy to art and architecture and more.

Elizabethan World Reference Library—Encounter the whole spectrum of Elizabethan life! Learn more about the queen and Shakespeare, and uncover the facts behind rural society and religious conflict in an age of great achievement and change.

UXL Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes—A detailed study of 88 tribes from the United States and Canada, including some small tribes that no longer exist. Supported by maps and source documents, the Encyclopedia examines the history, culture, and literature of each tribe, providing students with an invaluable resource for research and projects.

UXL Encyclopedia of U.S. History—From the colonization of America to the War in Iraq, important events and individuals from American history are explored.

Witchcraft in America—A good resource for papers on the witch hunts of Colonial times and the occult in American history.

Gale Encyclopedia of Everyday Law - 2nd ed.—Geared toward the non-lawyer, users will find historical articles and practical information on law in everyday life.

Shakespeare for Students 2nd ed.—For anyone who is puzzled by the Bard's plays and poems, Shakespeare for Students is the solution! Plot summaries, character profiles, literary criticism, and analysis of themes and imagery are included.

Encyclopedia of Drugs - Alcohol & Addictive Behavior - 3rd ed.—The editors address social, medical, legal, and political issues related to substance use and addictive behavior.

Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine - 3rd ed.—Covering 1,700 medical topics, articles are written for users without medical backgrounds. Disease/disorder articles cover descriptions, causes, treatment and more.

Global Road Warrior—From travel planning to school work, Global Road Warrior connects you with information about countries around the world. Explore hotels, customs, history, even recipes.

Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of World Holidays—Written especially for middle and high school students, the Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia offers a worldwide perspective on major holidays like Christmas, Halloween, and more.

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations 12th ed.—Learn more about the history, governments and cultures of 193 countries around the world.

Worldmark Encyclopedia of the States 7th ed.—Discover facts on all 50 states, from history to geography to the state seal and more.

Chemical Elements: From Carbon to Krypton—Designed specifically for students, this collection includes the history and uses of 112 known chemical elements, as well as information on recently-discovered elements. A perfect resource for your research paper.

Grizmek's Student Animal Life Resource—The famous 20-volume set is available on your home computer with this digital resource. Explore major classifications of animals, view species by biome or geographic range, and more.