Good
Reads
Fiction & Nonfiction Topics
Online Book Review Sites
| Books in Series
The following topical lists feature selections
from the WHSL collection. Fiction authors listed may have more
than one title available - all books by one author are shelved
together. Additional nonfiction titles can be found by checking
the shelves within the call number range given. Enjoy!
Fiction
& Nonfiction Topics
·
Adoption/Foster
Families
·
Adventure
& Survival
·
Abuse/Violence
·
AIDS
·
Alternative
Lifestyles (LGBTQ)
·
Banned or
Challenged Books
·
Books
for Guys
·
Diaries
and Journals
·
Disabilities
& Differences
·
Divorce/Single
Parents
·
Dropouts/Delinquency
·
Death &
Dying
·
Eating
Disorders/Weight Control
·
Fantasy
Fiction
·
Friendship
·
Growing
Up/Feelings of Alienation
·
Hardship
& Adversity
·
Historical
Fiction
·
Horror/Supernatural
·
Humor
·
Inspirational
·
Law
& Legal
·
Librarian's
Picks!
·
Mystery
& Suspense
·
Romance
Classics
·
Science
Fiction
·
Sports
·
Stress
& Suicide
·
Substance
Abuse
·
Tearjerkers
·
Teens
& Parenting
·
Thrillers
(including books in series)
·
True
Adventure
·
True
Crime
·
Vampires
·
Weight
Control/Eating Disorders
·
Westerns
·
Wicca/Witches
Online Book Review Sites
- Book Browser - A great site with loads of reading
lists (many of them reviewed!).
- Books for the
College Bound -
this list from the American Library Association is updated every 5
years.
- Guys
Read - A
reading initiative to connect boys with books they will want to
read!
- More Books - from the New York Public
Library's Teen Division, more lists of great books.
- The Mystery Reader - The very latest news and views
of mystery novels.
- Reading Rants - "Out of the Ordinary Teen
Booklists!"
- The Romance Reader - The very latest news and views
of romance novels.
- Series and Sequals - A great site to help you locate the
next title in that series you love so well!
- TeenReads.com- This is a really cool site that
provides book reviews and news on all types of fiction!
- Teen
Booklists - The Internet Public Library's mega site of
links to Web booklists for teens.
- Wired
for Books - For many
years, most of the best writers of the English language found their way
to Don Swaim's CBS Radio studio in New York. The
one-on-one interviews typically lasted 30 to 45 minutes and then had to
be edited down to a two-minute radio show. Wired for Books is proud to
make these important oral documents publicly available for the first
time in their entirety. Listen to the voices of many of the
greatest writers of the twentieth century (requires RealPlayer).
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