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You have many ways to search children's
materials. You may use the Kids Catalog, which will automatically limit
the search result to children's materials. You may also use the many
browsing features offered by Kids Catalog such as Topics of Interest and
various reading lists compiled by staff. You may also use regular
catalog advanced search and limit your search to desired audience.
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Go to Library Online
catalog at http://lib.round-rock.tx.us:8080/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=current
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Click on Tab
Kids Catalog
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Click on Tab
Search on the Kids Catalog page.
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Enter a search term in
ONLY one search box below. Click on the green "Go" button.
Your search results are automatically limited to children's materials.
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Use Kids Catalog -- TOPICS feature |
Click on tab: TOPICS, and you can browse the
following lists:
- Topics of Interest:
Browse titles by subjects. Results are automatically linked to the Library
Online Catalog.
- Award Winners and Texas
Reading Lists: Browse award winning titles and click on the
title to automatically search the Library Online Catalog.
- Online Reference:
Access to children's online databases and electronic resources.
- Reading Lists by Grade Level:
Browse the lists by grade level compiled by children's librarian.
Click on the title to automatically search the Library Online Catalog.
- Characters & Books in a
Series: Browse popular children's series in alphabetical order.
Click on the title to automatically search the Library Online Catalog
- Frequently Requested Booklists:
Browse the popular lists compiled by the children's librarian. Click
on the title to automatically search the Library Online Catalog.

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Use Advanced Search and limit your search
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Keyword searching Tip:
- You can also search for items using a
"wildcard" symbol asterisk *. The wildcard symbol represents a group
of unknown characters in addition to those in your search criteria.
For example: Enter hunt* for an general keyword search, the catalog
displays titles by that have "hunt," "hunting," "hunter,"
"hunters" and so forth in a record.
- Use " " to search a exact
phrase in exact order.
- You may use Boolean word
Or,
And,
Not to combine keywords.
Two keywords without any Boolean words are considered AND. For
example, enter keywords of texas history will retrieve titles contain
Texas AND history.
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