Eastfield College Common Book Life is So Good

Selected Library Resources

DVD/VHS Food for Thought

E 185.97 .K5 M2892 1999
Martin Luther King, Jr.

E 185.97.L5 A32 2005
Malcolm X

HN 57.P463 2001
People Like Us: Social Class in America

HQ 1064 .U5 A635 2000
Aging: Living Longer — Aging Well

JC 599 .U5 P52 000
A Place at the Table: Struggles for Equality in America

KF 4757 .E94 mod.2
Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years. Episode 2, Fighting Back (1957-1962)

LB 2806.22.W352 2010
Waiting for Superman

LC 212.2 .W58 2005
With All Deliberate Speed: Brown v. Board of Education

PN 1995.9 .M45 G7438 2008b
The Great Debaters

PN 1995.9M45 F744366 2007
Freedom Writers

PN 1997.S814
Strangers in Good Company

PS 3557 A355 L47 1999d
A Lesson before Dying

Online Books

DCCCD's NetLibrary:
100 Ways to Live to 100
Literacy for Life: Adult Learners, New Practices
Philosophy and the Good Life

Books

F 394 .D236 R84 1991
The Unauthorized History of Dallas, Texas

F 395 .A1 F65 1997
The White Scourge: Mexicans, Blacks, and Poor Whites in Texas Cotton Culture

HD 8039 .R12 K67 2010
Railroads in the African American Experience: a Photographic Journey

Books (continued)

HQ 1061 .L482 2004
Aging with Attitude: Growing Older with Dignity and Vitality

GV 875 .N35 H38 2006
The Negro Leagues Chronology

PS 153 .N5 W57 1996
Black Culture and the Harlem Renaissance

SF 284.52 .R635 A3 1997
The Man Who Listens to Horses

Online Database

DCCCD Libraries includes:
Academic Search Complete
CQ Researcher
Dallas Morning News
New York Times
SIRS Knowledge Source

Websites

George Dawson's Legacy. Video:
Oprah.com. 13 May 2011. Web.

Life Is So Good. C-Span Video
Library: Northwest Bookfest. 21 Oct.
2000. Web.

Literacy.org. Literacy Research
Centers, University of Pennysylvania.

Richard Glaubman. Web.

This I Believe.: A Public Dialogue
about Belief — One Essay at a Time.
This I Believe. Web.

For More Library Sources:

Common Book 2011-2012 LibGuide

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