| Finding Books and More |
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| There are many ways to find and retrieve books and electronic information in New Jersey! |
Start with the statewide catalog of all public and university libraries in New Jersey:
JerseyCat. You must be a registered borrower in New Jersey to use JerseyCat Information about registering is provided at the site.
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If you want to search full text databases and journals-very useful for business research, writing term papers, searching medical conditions, etc., you will want to search:
JerseyClicks - a "one stop shop" for searching full text information sources.
You must be a registered borrower in New Jersey to use JerseyClicks. Information about registering is provided at the site.
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| Share the Fun of Reading with others in New Jersey! |
One Book New Jersey. This website provides annual recommendations for New Jersey readers in every age category for children and adults.
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New Jersey Governor's Read to Your Kids Website. This website, sponsored by the Governor of New Jersey, offers guidance on reading to your kids and increasing reading literacy.
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| Join or Start a Book Club! |
Book-Clubs-Resource. Book-clubs-resource provides links to online book clubs, bookstore discount book clubs, reading group guides and advice on starting and running your own book club.
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| Book Clubs for Kids |
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Read-Write-Think. Book Clubs: Reading for Fun. Guidance for students to start their own book club, presented in lesson plan format by the International Reading Association.
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KidsReads.com. Good guide for children on starting a book club with friends.
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Spaghetti Book Club. An online book club featuring book reviews by kids for kids and an online forum about books sponsored by participating classes in elementary and middle schools. Participating schools in New Jersey include: Asher Holmes Elementary in Morganville, Roosevelt Elementary School in Rahway and Wildwood Middle School in Wildwood.
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