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• Bibliographies for Adults
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• Bibliographies of Movie Adaptations

• NLS's BARD find (beta)
• NLS's Kids Zone
• Wolfner's Recommended Readings
• California's BTBL Ravenous Reader's Corner: listing of KLAS Subject Headings, Staff Pick Articles, Bibliographies by Topic, Read-Alike lists, links.

• Fantastic Fiction
• Nebraska's Books in Series Database
• What's Next

• Based on the Book: sort by Movie Title, Movie Release Year, Book Title, Book Author. Database goes back to 1980.

• Reading Group Choices
• Reading Group Guides

• Reader's Advisory Online Blog: The reader’s advisory librarian’s weekly update, from a scan of more than 100 blogs, newsletters, magazines, newspapers and television.
• EarlyWord: News for Collection Development and Readers Advisory Librarians
• LibraryReads: The top ten books published this month that librarians across the country love.
• Article: Readers' Advisory Blogs You May Have Missed
• Braille Book Review Braille Books Order Form Text Files: The text file from Braille Book Review Order Form Text Files has been revised so that the text file matches page for page the braille order form//
• Braille Books—Order Form September–October 2022 braille_book_review_braille_books_order_form_september_october_2022.docx

• Whichbook: Begin with selectors for mood, style, plot, character, or setting (there is a text-only version) to find suggestions for books which most closely match your needs. Every title has been added by a changing team of 70 people from libraries and literature organizations and concentrates on books people won't find by themselves.
• BookBrowse: Online magazine for booklovers - including reviews, previews, “behind the book” backstories, author interviews, reading guides, find a book tool, info for book clubs, and more!
• ReadersAdvice.com: Text-based database site that includes section on Reader's Advisory Sources.
• BookRiot: Book reviews and recommendations. Lots of articles, standing columns, and podcasts about bookish topics.
• GoodReads: Now an Amazon company, user-populated database of books, annotations, and reviews. Users can sign up and register books to generate library catalogs and reading lists. They can also create their own groups of book suggestions, surveys/polls, blogs, and discussions.