The fine-free period will end on Sunday, November 30. Library cards with $5+ fines and fees will be blocked from checkout.
The Adult Learning Center offers live writing help and a 24/7 Writing Lab for longer documents. Submit your work online to get detailed feedback. Use the secure Message Center to check when your edited document is ready. Great for business or personal writing.
Skills Building helps students strengthen core skills with live tutoring and state-aligned lessons. The SkillSurfer library also offers videos, quizzes, and tests on many subjects to support learning beyond homework help.
Explore and compare countries, industries, and global economies with detailed info on over 400,000 companies.
Find over 40 volumes of real and sample business plans for small businesses in North America. Includes templates, fictional plans, and lists of helpful agencies, consultants, and resources.
Learn how to start, fund, or run your small business with sample plans, guides, articles, and more helpful resources.
Chilton DIY gives step-by-step car repair help, photos, wiring diagrams, and recall info for cars and light trucks. Use the Vehicle Selector to search by year, make, and model for the most popular vehicle models of the past 30 years, and some specialty vehicles.
The Chronicling America Newspaper Database gives access to historic U.S. newspapers digitized through a national program by the NEH and Library of Congress. Newspapers from across states and territories show local history and events. The collection is free and will be permanently available online.
The World Factbook offers facts on 267 countries and regions, covering history, people, government, the economy, and more. It also includes maps of world regions, flags, and global maps like oceans and time zones.
Search a wide range of topics and get access to scholarly journals, newspapers, magazines, images, and videos—all in one place.
Check the online Calendar of Classes & Events to find and sign up for computer classes at Fort Bend County Libraries.
Learn about over 200 countries with facts, maps, flags, and history. Use the Kids' Edition for a fun look at daily life around the world. You can also explore U.S. states, including their flags, maps, symbols, sports teams, songs, and recipes.
Cyndi's List has over 41,700 links, organized into 100+ categories to help you easily find genealogy and family history resources.
Texas has had 372 federal disasters since 1953—the most in the U.S. Visit this site from the Texas General Land Office to learn how to protect your home, prepare supplies, safeguard documents, plan an evacuation route, and stay ready for emergencies.
Take free DMV practice tests with no ads, and no sign-up needed. Tests are available for car, motorcycle, and commercial licenses, including permit and senior refresher tests.
Get helpful information on education policy, funding, and administration. Great for teachers, school leaders, and education students.
Gale In Context: Elementary gives kids trusted, age-appropriate content through articles, videos, images, and eBooks. They can explore topics like animals, space, art, and sports while building reading and research skills for middle school and beyond.
The Encyclopedia of Life is a project to document all living species on Earth. It includes pages for about 1 million species so far, with info like descriptions, images, videos, sounds, and scientific classification.
