Collection Development

Barnes & Nobel Reads - Book Reviews

Barnes & Noble Reads - Recommendations

"Booklist is a book-review magazine that has been published by the American Library Association for more than 100 years, and is widely viewed as offering the most reliable reviews to help libraries decide what to buy and to help library patrons and students decide what to read, view, or listen to. It comprises two print magazines, an extensive website and database, e-newsletters, webinars, and other resources that support librarians in collection development and readers' advisory. - Booklist Online"

"Booklist Online is the web version of the Booklist print magazine. It offers free content to non-subscribers including a Review of the Day (a highlighted review we're featuring), and a generous selection of additional reviews and features written exclusively for Booklist Online. Subscribers also gain access to digital editions of Booklist and the full Booklist Online database, which contains more than 180,000 reviews and thousands of features dating back to 1992 and 8,000 new reviews and related features every year. Much of that content dynamically linked—review to review, review to feature, and feature to feature. - Booklist Online"

Book Lists

Provides 600 reviews every month, identifying the best new books and digital content in academia.

Available spotlight list in GOBI/YBP: Popular Fiction/Nonfiction, Academia, Award Winners, Community Colleges, Health Sciences Libraries, Non-English Language Titles. ( For librarians only. GOBI account needed to access these lists.)

Book Review Lists

View the latest titles on the New York Times bestselling lists. It's free, but you must register.

View the latest book reviews in the New York Times. It's free, but you must register.

Has all their movie reviews since 1983, and selected reviews back to the 1920s. It's free, but you must register.

PBS online store.

Has almost a billion records of materials cataloged by OCLC member libraries, including citations to books, journal articles, internet sites, etc.

Wall Street JournalBook Reviews