Your Library @ Home is now the Digital Resources Library

Visit the new Digital Resources Library (formerly Your Library @ Home).

The Huntington Beach Public Library is pleased to provide a growing collection of resources that can be accessed online via your computer, tablet, and phone. All of the resources listed on this site are 100% free to Huntington Beach Public library cardholders.

Our resources are grouped in the following categories:

1. Articles, Journals, & Newspapers: Curious about the world around you? These resources allow our patrons to access current and historic newspaper articles, transcripts of various news sources, and even scholarly, research articles.
2. Business and Career: Looking to learn new or improve on some skills for work? These resources grant our patrons access to paid, professional learning platforms such as LinkedIn Learning. Many of these resources have been generously provided by the California State Library as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
3. Downloadable Books, Movies, & Music: Do you use your phone or tablet for reading, watching movies, or listening to music? Download these free apps and use your library card to borrow free books, movies, and music.
4. Geneaology & History: Researching your family or community's history? These resources grant patrons access to primary and secondary texts such as history texts, encyclopedia articles, newspapers, census data, and much more.
5. Reading: Unable to visit the library? These resources allow you to access and check out eBooks, audiobooks, and even comics. Not sure where to start? Use Novelist Plus or HBPL's Shelf Help service for personalized reading recommendations.
6. Study and Test Preparation: Are you planning on returning to school or the workplace? The resources in this category provide patrons with access to tutors, study materials, and even "Digital Navigators" who will help you with personal, technology issues.

Use the tabs at the top of the page or the navigation pane on the left to explore all of the resources that the library has to offer. While most resources require only your library card number and PIN, some require you to log in via our ezProxy. To learn more about the exProxy, read the note in the section on the right. See our FAQ section below to learn more about research databases and how they differ from a Google search.