The following is an example of a reference (also known as a citation) to a book:
Mills, C. Wright. 1959. The Sociological Imagination. New York: Oxford University Press.
To discover whether or not Queen's Library owns this book, click on Advanced Search from beneath the Omni search box on the library homepage:

In the Advanced Search page, select "Title field" , choose "is (exact)", type in the title, and select the appropriate "Resource Type," in this case, Books & ebooks:

If the library owns the book it will come up in your search results. Click on the title to open the full record for the book, which will include information about the book's availability, the call number (if the book is a print book), bibliographic details about the book (title, author, publication date, subjects, publisher etc) as well as useful tools that you can use to organize, save and cite your search results.
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