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1. YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association, part of the ALA )--- Award books and book lists galore.
2. ALA (American Library Association)--- more on book awards and professional resources. Of special interest to me it has lots of information on book banning and 1st Amendment rights.
3. WorldCat--- cataloger's dream resource and inter-library loan resource.
4. Library of Congress--every educator should be familiar with this invaluable resource.
5. Stuff for the Teenage---New York Public Library. More than books...but a lot about books, too!
6. Best 100 Novels List--- Top 100 Novels of all-time as voted by regular people. This list actually reflects a better cross section of choices than the hoity-toity lists created by college professors. You can actually vote and the list changes occasionally.
7. Goodreads--- indispensable resource to book bloggers!
8. Teenreads---the Ultimate Teen Reading List, which is linked here.
9. Book in Series Database---The Nebraska Library Commission. A wonderful resource for teen librarians who can't keep track of all the books in the popular series that kids read.
10. Internet Public Library---This "library" is not a brick and mortar place, but is a fun and helpful resource.
11. LibraryThing---People can create a list of favorite books and organize them attractively.
12. Stop, You are Killing Me---a website to die for, if you love mysteries.
13. WLMA (Washington Library Media Association)--- this is my state association.
14. AASL (American Association of School Librarians)---25 Best Websites for Teaching and Learning.
15. Best Books 4 Teens---Lists galore... according to best books in each genre. Even has a list of best books for teens so far in 2011.
Additional sites I've discovered from other participants of this assignment:
-Flashlight Worthy Books---book lists!!!!! (Thanks Endless Reading!)
-Project Gutenburg---free e-books (Thanks All the Books I Can Read!)
-YA Lit--Upcoming and recently published YA books (Thanks The Reader Room!)
-VOYA--Voice for YA Lit (Thanks Phantom Paragrapher!)
-JaneAusten.org-- Everything Jane Austen. Love it! (Thanks Sarah Says!)
-Sync YA--Free audio downloads for teens this summer. (Thanks Young Readers!)
-Point of View Books--Information about books that cover tough topics (Thanks Smash Attack Reads!)
-Cybils--Bloggers Book Awards (that's us!) (Thanks There's a Book!)
-School Library Journal--Articles on everything related to libraries and books. (Thanks SharingSoda!)
-Book Drum--for background information on our favorite books. A real find! (Thanks Peppermint PhD!)
-ALAN--Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (Thanks Brooke Reviews!)
-NCTE--National Council of Teachers of English (Anti-Censorship Center) (Thanks Brooke Reviews!)
-Literature Maps- Find similar authors to your favorites. Instant and no sign-ups (Thanks Book Nympho)
Can you tell that I am creating this list for myself?
Oh my goodness! What a fantastic list! I'm only familiar with Goodreads. Looks like I have some browsing ahead of me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a resourceful list - you have definitely done your homework here. I'm taking notes on sites to check out. I should visit the YALSA and ALA sites more often. Thanks for sharing these gems.
ReplyDeleteSome good ones here , though if your in New Zealand we use Dewey Decimal instead of the Library of Congress. Old Follower
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Thanks for the Best 100 novels link, I see many of my favorites there, but a fair number I haven't read yet (but should!)
ReplyDeleteHere's my Top Ten Tuesday - Ten Bookish Websites, Organizations, Apps. Etc. post!
You did much better than I did this week. I can't wait to check out the Best 100 list!!!
ReplyDeleteMost excellent list, and you were able to go beyond 10! :D I'm going to have to check out Best 100, Teenreads,and Best Books 4 Teens. Thank you for sharing! Here's my Top Ten Bookish Sites for this week!
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Today's meme has made my day! I am finding many great book related links. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHere is my Top Ten post!
Teenreads sounds awesome! I will have to check out some of these sites :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat list. My link list is growing bigger by the minute as I explore the lists posted in today's Top Ten.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the Best 100 Novels list. I hadn't come across that one before.
ReplyDeleteI've got Stop, You're Killing Me! too! Love that site. Here's the rest...
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WorldCat and Goodreads are on my list as well. =) Lots of good library resources here!
ReplyDeleteI love that you just kept adding and adding websites. :)
ReplyDeleteStop, you are killing me is new to me. I can't wait to look it up. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWe shared some of the sites. But lots of these are new to me. I am going to have to do some research, that's for sure. Wow.
ReplyDeleteHow could I not include WorldCat? I'm on there all the time. Internet Public Library, too. This is a really useful list!
ReplyDeleteOh thanks for the top 100 list. I seriously dislike all of the other lists out there, this one is great!
ReplyDeleteGreat list :) Adding onto it from everyone else's was brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog earlier. I do participate in Random Buzzers. I just add my reviews and rate the books I've read.
Wow! What an incredible list! Thank you so much for adding mine and also for updating this. It's such a fantastic resource! You'll have to link to it in your sidebar or something for future reference. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteI love this week's theme. It is so helpful and the Internet Public Library is definitely a site I can make use of.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
Thank you for adding my suggestion :D
ReplyDeleteLove this week's meme!
This is a great list! I'm bookmarking it for future reference. Thanks for linking to me! :)
ReplyDeletegreat list. so many places for me to explore!
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