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A Woman Reading

Corot, A Woman Reading, 1869

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, A Woman Reading, 1869

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Library Catalog
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Finding a Book in Baker-Berry
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Stacks Guide
Most fiction falls into the P call number ranges, located on floors 3 through 6 of the Baker Stacks.
Tower Room
The Tower Room in Baker is a cozy study space with armchairs and a browsing collection of mysteries, thrillers, popular novels, and non-fiction.
Kresge Popular Science Collection
The Kresge Popular Science Collection features recent books on current, popular, high-interest science topics in the physical and general sciences.
Student Library Service Bookplate Program
Each of the Library's graduating student assistants chooses a book for the Library. Look here for lists of their interesting selections, located throughout the libraries.
Children's Books
Baker-Berry Library has a small collection of Newbery and Caldecott-award winning children's books, located in the PZ call numbers on the 6th floor of the Stacks.