932 HYP
Donovan, S. (2007). Hypatia: mathematician, inventor, and philosopher. Compass Point Books.

Pages 16-21 has information about the Great Library.

eBook
Trumble, K. (2003). The Library at Alexandria.

Chapter from Book
Casson, L. (2001).The Library of Alexandria. Libraries in the ancient world. Yale University.

Use your keywords to search the following eResources. Below is a small selection of relevant articles that you will be able to locate:

You will need to search the High School level for the article on the Library. 

Search the catalogue for appropriate websites or use the websites listed below. If you search the Internet on your own, you will need to critically evaluate the website. We suggest using the SIFT and/or CRAAP method.

TIME (2020). The story of the library of Alexandria is mostly a legend, but the lesson of its burning is still crucial today.  https://time.com/5912689/library-of-alexandria-burning/

Harvey, I. (2017). An enormous amount of knowledge and effort went to waste when the library of Alexandria was destroyed. The Vintage News. https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/02/25/an-enormous-amount-of-knowledge-and-effort-went-to-waste-when-the-library-of-alexandria-was-destroyed/

Chesser, P. (n.d.). The burning of the library of Alexandria.  eHISTORY. https://ehistory.osu.edu/articles/burning-library-alexandria

Haughton, B. (2011). What happened to the great library at Alexandria? World History Encyclopedia. https://www.worldhistory.org/article/207/what-happened-to-the-great-library-at-alexandria/