Tools for book lovers
Book lovers love book tools. These resources connect you with new reads and other readers.
Tools for book lovers
These websites are great resources to help you find new books and authors to try.
- NoveList Plus This link opens in a new window
It's not just for fiction anymore! NoveList Plus now includes over 50,000 non-fiction books in addition to 150,000 fiction titles. Find new authors and titles, or browse over 1,200 theme-oriented book lists, 160 award lists and 1,800 fiction-related websites.
- Fantastic Fiction
A vast online catalogue for fiction lovers. Each author has an individual page so you can see at a glance everything they've written in the order in which it was published, plus any new or forthcoming books. Hooked on a particular series? You'll find all of its titles listed in sequence. - Goodreads
More than just a great way to keep track of your reading, Goodreads is also a social networking site (think "Facebook for books") where you can check out other people's virtual bookshelves, read their reviews or share your own, and connect with authors. - Whichbook
A fun, visual way to find new books! Set the sliders to express what you’re looking for and see what comes up. If none of the results look interesting, change your choices and try again - millions of different combinations are possible. - AllReaders.com
This unique website offers detailed reviews of books in all genres based on plot, setting, character, and writing style. - BookBrowse
An independent, "one-stop resource" for the best in contemporary fiction & non-fiction. - Stop, You're Killing Me!
If you love mysteries, this mega-site is "to die for." Search books & series by author, title, place, time period, character name, character profession, etc... Perfect for those times you're looking for a mystery featuring a sky-diving detective! - Historical Novel Society
Browse or search reviews of more than 17000 titles, and find out about new novels coming soon.
