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Reading Resources
Author Directory: Interviews with authors for adults and children
Author Video Clips: Growing library of multimedia author interviews
Award Winners: Directory of awards and prize winners
Book Review Digest Plus: Over one million book reviews
from 1983–present.
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anywhere
Booklist: Book and audiobook reviews
from 1992–present, reading recommendations, and feature articles for readers.
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anywhere
Books in Print: Reviews, author biographies, and publisher information for
books, audiobooks, and DVDs.
Fiction Connection: Discover titles similar to books you already enjoy.
Literature Resource Center: Biographies, bibliographies, and critical analyses
of 122,000 authors from every age and literary discipline.
LitFINDER: Full text of more than 135,000 poems and thousands of short stories,
essays, speeches, and plays.
New York Times Book Review: Full-text articles from the Sunday New York Times
book review section from 2000 to the present.
NoveList: Book recommendations for all ages.
Internet Links
All About Romance:
Reviews, interviews, and events of interest to romance readers
The
Center for the Book: Webcasts of author interviews from the
Library of Congress
Christian Book
Previews: Reviews, interviews, and articles
Genreflecting:
Must-read book lists in various genres
Genrefluent: Genre
fiction especially for young adults
GLBT Interest: Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered
fiction sites
Horror Writers Association:
Reading lists, award winners, and horror-related links
Illinois
Authors: Directory of Illinois authors from the Illinois
State Library
MysteryGuide.com:
Mystery reviews, reader ratings, and author interviews
No Flying, No Tights:
Reviews of graphic novels for kids, teens, and adults
Publishers Weekly: Best sellers in a variety of categories
Overbooked:
New and forthcoming fiction, themed booklists, critically
acclaimed titles in all genres
SF Site: Science fiction
and fantasy reviews and reading lists
teenreads.com: Reviews
of fiction series, manga, and books of interest to young adults
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