Books to borrow
Our actionshelf behind the pickup shelf of the magazine requirements is again stocked, this time on the subject “Animals”.
You can view the books and borrow them straight away.
In the next few weeks our yellow bookcrossing shelf will also be filled with books on this topic. Journal entries are always welcome.
We look forward to positive feedback and hope you enjoy browsing and borrowing.
Our selection is also available in LibraryThing.
IWA Publishing from the International Water Association (IWA) publishes parts of its book program as Open Access. 14 relevant new titles are now available. Publishing happens in partnership with the Open Access service provider Knowledge Unlatched.
Here are two of the new titles to start reading:
Books to borrow
The long journey of women into the world of science.
Our action shelf in the entrance area of the library is newly filled with a lot of “femininity”.
Borrowing expressly requested by all users!
Our selection is available also in Library Thing.
Please pay special attention to our BookCrossing shelf at the entrance area of the library.
In this subject week we would like to get you in the mood for the 2nd Maritime Night at the TUHH. From your book donations we have put together a varied mixture of non-fiction and novels, detective stories or adventures. Enjoy reading!
We would be happy to know where the books are going.
If you want to borrow books from the university library in order to use them at home or on campus, you need a library card.
For students of TUHH this card is free, but you have to apply for it and come to the library personally. Within a few minutes you will receive your library card and get started.
” Apply ” means that you log on with your personal data here.
Pickup is available at the circulation counter in the university library from Monday – Thursday 9:00am – 7:00pm and Friday 9:00am – 6:00pm, if you present the following:
A valid email address is very important for a smooth service – e. g. for reminder emails at the end of the loan period!
More information:
The TUHH library is present at the Summer Party of the TUHH, Wednesday, June 13, 2018.
According the motto “tub. – talking and making” you are invited to make little handicrafts with paper (for children and adults), little bookmarks or booklets with tipps for using information for academic work, as well as to talk about intellectual property rights and other challenges when handling information and working as academic.
Visit us between 1 pm and 6 pm at our stand in the Denickestr. in opposite of the students’ restaurant (Mensa):
Starting on Thursday, June 14, 2018, there will be our traditional book flea market in the TUHH library.
Please take a look at our shelf in the entrance area. We´ve stocked our shelf with book titles which could raise a smile on your faces. Have fun browsing and borrowing.
We will take care for interesting refill. Our selection is a vailable in Library Thing. Here you can also find titles of the promoted actions.
Enjoy the summer.
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Bookcrossing Shelf
In our yellow bookcrossing shelf in the lobby of the library you will find biographies, autobiographical and adventure stories as well as stories of fate and experience.
In addition, we present you a selection of literature on our shelf in the entrance area.
Didn’t find the person you were looking for? Then just browse through our catalogue.
(Photo: Thomas Schweighofer on Unsplash)
The 25th of March is certainly marked red in calenders of many reading enthusiasts because today is “Tolkien Reading Day”. The celebration of the works and fantastic worlds of the British author J.R.R. Tolkien has taken place since 2003.
The date is not chosen randomly as the 25th of March marks the fall of the Dark Lord Sauron in Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings”-Trilogy.
For patrons of the tub. it is therefore recommended to take a glimpse in „A companion to J.R.R. Tolkien“ (available within TUHH intranet). Among other things the scientific work provides an insight into the life of Tolkien as well as defining topics in his works.
Anyone who has always wanted to know more about unpublished stories, poems, maps or notes about Middle-earth should also take a look.
Patrons of the library can also view further scholarly engagement with Tolkien’s work in the Journal of Tolkien Research. Here you can learn more about the flora of Middle-earth or the general representation of nature in Tolkien’s works.
We hope you enjoy browsing, reading and marveling.
In the last six years we have given freedom to many books.
Here are the top 10:
| Top | Authors | Top | Booktitles | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Henning Mankell | 47x | 1. | Das Parfum | 9x | |
| 2. | John Grisham | 45x | 2. | Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch | 8x | |
| 3. | Charlotte Link | 44x | 3. | Das Echo der Schuld | 8x | |
| 4. | Ken Follett | 34x | 4. | Die Päpstin | 7x | |
| 5. | Minette Walters | 30x | 5. | Der Verehrer | 7x | |
| 6. | Donna Leon | 24x | 6. | Mittsommermord | 7x | |
| 7. | Sophie Kinsella | 22x | 7. | Traumfänger | 6x | |
| 8. | Joy Fielding | 18x | 8. | Duden – Die deutsche Rechtsreibung | 6x | |
| 9. | Martha Grimes | 18x | 9. | Der Campus | 6x | |
| 10. | Umberto Eco | 16x | 10. | Die Pfeiler der Macht | 5x |
(All information without guarantee)
Thank you very much for your book donations!
