Recommendations
Looking for a great book to read? Check out these websites for inspiration.
A place to buy and sell books or get a recommendation on future readings. Amazon also hosts a 'best sellers' page so that you can see what books are trending.
LibraryThing is an online community of over 2,000,000 book lovers. Users can catalog titles from Amazon, Library of Congress, and over 1,000 other libraries.
Teenreads hosts book reviews and blog posts that are written by teens and for teens. There are also author interviews, reading lists, and contests that challenge teens to keep on reading.
Goodreads is a literary community that celebrates the written word. Connect with users everywhere and swap reviews, make ratings and discover new titles.
Visit the store or buy online, explore thousands of titles for teens or adults. This store also offers store pick up requests where you can select online and purchase in the store.
With bargain prices in store or online, it's easy to add to your personal library. When you finish a title, sell it back to the store - great for the environment and your wallet!
Stacked is a blog that celebrates Young Adult resources and materials. It delves into the different genres of YA, and breaks down essential differences. The site also hosts reviews, author interviews, and readers advisory tricks and tips.
Scholastic is the world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books and serves customers in more than 165 countries. Their comprehensive book lists include reading level information for parents and educators.
Established in 1971, Powell's Books supports communities through author events, children's story times, writing workshops, and book clubs. Users can buy or sell books to enhance their personal collection.
Park Ridge Public Library in Illinois maintains a comprehensive list of books for teens, including biographies.
The Young Adult Library Service Association (YALSA) work with educators and librarians to promote best practices and identify trends for the teen population. Founded in 1957, this organization hosts conferences and events dedicated to teen service and highlights exceptional titles with book awards and media lists.