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To find books, eBooks, and other materials in the UNCW Library Catalog, search by keyword. For example, typing "women" AND "authors" in the keyword search box will retrieve various useful materials about women authors.
If you are looking for a specific book, you can select "title" from the menu and type in the exact title. There are also books listed below that may be useful for your section of ENG 230.
Selected Books and eBooks
Are You My Mother?: A Comic DramaPN6727.B3757 Z46 2013
The AwakeningPS1294.C63 A6 1994
A Good Indian WifePS3603.H476 G63 2008
A MercyPS3563.O8749 M47 2008
The Handmaid's TalePR9199.3.A8 H3 1998
The Hottest Dishes of the Tartar CuisinePT2702.R658 S3313 2011
Hunger: A Memoir of (my) BodyBF697.5.B63 G39 2017
Into the WaterPR6108.A963 I58 2017
Invention of WingsPS3611.I44 I58 2014
Portland Queer: Tales of the Rose City PS508.G39 P67 2009
Re Jane: A NovelPS3616.A74357 R4 2016
Salvage the Bones: A NovelPS3623.A7323 S36 2012
ENG 230: Women in Literature
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Women’s Studies Manuscript Collections from the Schlesinger Library: Voting Rights, National Polices, and Reproductive Rights
Features collections from the Schlesinger Library, Margaret Sanger Papers, and records of National Woman's Party, Women's Action Alliance. Part of the History Vault database.
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