What To Read, What To Read? 
Need suggestions for yourself 
or your book group? Want the latest
in New Book News?

Look no further than our Reader's Links page!
Check out the links below for reading group guides, reviews, synopses of great reads, and more.
Also look here for Killingworth Library reading events: book discussions, author visits, and staff suggestions.

Visiting the library? Be sure to check out the staff and volunteer suggestions shelf in the New Books section -- old reads, new reads, and information on upcoming programs.

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JOIN US!
MAY 31ST - JUNE 21ST
...for the 2008 321 READ program!
Click on the icon above to find out more about this year's titles and events! Extra copies of the books are available at the library, and may be purchased at the 321 kickoff event.

ONLINE READING LINKS

Author Yellow Pages
Directory of author websites, searchable by name or genre. Also links to authors' newsletters, for up-to-date information on your favorites.

Book Browse
Recommendations, new book previews, interviews, news, and more. Membership required.

Book Sense
Top monthly picks by independent booksellers.

Children's Literature
Award winners, featured authors and illustrators, teaching materials for home and classroom, news and events listings.

Lit Lovers
Reviews, reading guides, recommendations, online courses, book-related recipes, literary films.

Reader's Circle
Book club networking site, featuring links to book reviews and awards, author interviews and phone chats.

Reading Group Choices
Online version of the yearly Reading Group Choices publication, a subject guide to the year's top picks by discussion groups. Also includes tips on starting and leading your own.

Reading Group Guides
Nearly 1,800 free discussion guides. Also includes advice and ideas for reading groups, a message board, interviews, and contests.

Reading Suggestion Database:
What Do I Read Next?
Have your 14-digit library barcode handy!
Once you have accessed the list of databases, scroll down to the lower right -- and see what What Do I Read Next has to offer: thematic guides, award winners, bibliographies, read-a-likes and more.