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Finding Author Information

Barnes & Noble: Meet the Writers Features author profiles, interviews, book lists, and suggestions for further reading.
BookSpot.com - Authors Author Information from a number of different websites.
Literature Resource Center Search this very useful database first for biographies, bibliographies, and critical analysis of more than 120,000 contemporary authors.
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Finding Book Reviews

AllReaders.com Allreaders.com features detailed book reviews from many different genres of books! You can also enter a book review and get listed as a scholar!
Amazon Amazon.com - Search by author or title and find customer reviews, as well as excerpts from review publications.
Barnes & Noble.com - Welcome to Book Browser Get reviews, recommendations, new releases, and more on your favorite subjects!
BookPage.com Reviews of newly-released books.
BookSpot.com Features book reviews and news, reading lists, and author and publisher information.
Bookwire BookWire offers reviews of titles you won’t find anywhere else! We specialize in unique titles with topics ranging from alternative medicine treatments to fictional murder mysteries.
New York Review of Books The online version of the biweekly book review and journal of intellectual currents.
NPR Book Reviews Reviews of books by authors who have recently been interviewd on NPR.
NY Times Book Review Book reviews from the NY Times.
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Finding Discussion Guides

Amazon.com Book Clubs Free, printer-friendly reading group guides to a number of popular titles, as well as numerous reading suggestions. Just browse the subject lists or search for a specific title, and then look for the "reading group guide" link on the left side under "Book Information."
Barnes & Noble.com:The Book Club Center Thousands of printable discussion guides for fiction and nonfiction.
Google Try a search with a book title or author's name and the word "guide".
NoveList An online tool that helps identify new books to read, Novelist also includes over 100 discussion guides, with more added each month. Each guide includes background and a plot summary, discussion questions (and some possible answers), and a list of suggested further reading. (Click "Start", then scroll down.)
Reading Group Choices The "Central Resource Book Groups" contains full-text reading discussion guides for fiction and nonfiction from various publishers, as well as tips for starting and running a book club. Also includes a thorough index to other guides available on the web (click on Find a Guide.)
Reading Group Guides.com "The Online Community for Reading Groups" includes reading guides by category, title, and author name, as well as advice, interviews, recipes, and a newsletter.
Some Typical Discussion Questions Questions from Canadian Book Clubs.
What to Do WHen There is No Guide Available ReadingGroupGuides.com offers questions to use with fiction books that have no reading guide.
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Finding Good Books for Discussion

Book Spot All sorts of book lists from award-winners to great summer reads, links to authors online, book news, book events, and more.
Find a Good Book From the Hennepin County eLibrary. Get reading suggestions from online databases, book lists, book reviews. Sign up to sample books in your e-mail.
Recommended Books for Discussion A lengthy, annotated list full of great reading ideas from the Washington Center for the Book; there's also a list of Companion Books for Book Groups, for discussing books in pairs.


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