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The HAAL (Hillsborough All Access Libraries) Pass program allows students to use their lunch number as a public library card to access online databases, research tools, and eBooks. You can get help with assignments or access their audiobooks, music, and movies.

To learn more go to http://www.hcplc.org/hcplc/account/haalpass.html

Axis360 gives students access to thousands of high quality e-books on computers and mobile devices. Visit your mobile device's app store to search and download the app: Axis 360.

Visit

https://sdhchh.axis360.baker-taylor.com/

When logging in for the first time, you will need to know:

• Library name: HCPS Hillsborough
• Library ID Card: student number

The District has a collection of online resources for students and staff. We recommend the use of these databases for homework help and research needs.

You can also find access to several other ebook and audiobook services in additon to Axis360.

https://sdhillsb.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/hillsbo

Despite facing what appear to be insurmountable odds, Jack refuses to give up. Driven to protect his younger brother, he sees his only option as locating a briefcase of stolen drug money that his father hid before landing behind bars. Bad men, also, pursue the money, and Jack's quest appears hopeless until help comes from an unexpected source. Even though Ava has endured a controlling, cruel father, she cannot stand by and watch him viciously track the money and sabotage Jack. Both alluring and heart wrenching, What Beauty There Is will captivate its readers.

Jenny knows one thing to be true: her cello is her life. She puts practicing above all else, and she never wavers. Cello comes before friends, before boys, and before anything that her classmates might label as fun--until the night she makes a bet with handsome and mysterious Jaewoo in her uncle’s karaoke bar. This one night leads her on an unforgettable adventure as she lets go of her strict rules just this once. After Jaewoo is swept away and out of her life, Jenny puts thoughts of him aside--after all, it was just one night of setting her cello aside. Her dream to join an orchestra as a classically trained cellist hasn’t disappeared because of a boy. Then Jenny and her mother travel to Seoul to care for her ailing grandmother. Jenny creates her own opportunity by getting accepted into an elite school for the arts. Life has a way of falling into place and then throwing you a curveball. Jenny bumps into Jaewoo, who is also a student at the school, and discovers that he is a member of one of the most popular K-pop bands and is also forbidden to date. Jenny must decide if love is worth risking your dreams for, or if becoming a renowned cellist really is the only thing that matters

Emory is the baby of her family. She loves her older brother and idolizes her older sister. She loves her parents, although they work ALL the time, and never have time for her or her siblings. All her life Emory’s done what she’s told to do (how to dress, who her friends should be, etc) to live up to her parents’ unrealistic expectations for her. She also spends most of her time taking care of her brother Joey. Joey has a drug problem, and it is Emory who does his homework, makes sure he gets to school and keeps him out of trouble. She’s almost invisible, until a car accident in which she and Joey are involved claims the life of a classmate. Now everyone is looking at Emory. In the aftermath, Emory struggles to be who everyone tells her she is or should be while making sure Joey does not relapse, her parents don’t worry and her secret hook ups with the popular boy next door are kept just that…secret from everyone because that’s not who Emory is supposed to be. Will she ever find her voice in this world?