Print & Book Selection Resources:

Accessit is our library catalog showing our full print and electronic collection.
JerseyCAT is our inter-library loan service where you will be provided with titles we do not have in-district for free. Fill out the form and your book will arrive in about 1-2 weeks. See the library staff if you need assistance.
Book Blasts are book recommendations that your current and former classmates have written about their favorite books. Feel free to submit one so we can post it. Last names will not be shown.

Local Libraries:

Read Teen Graffiti :

YMA Youth Media Awards and Kirkus Reviews:

Get Social:

These social media sites cater to readers. You will find book reviews, recommendations, discussions, and reading challenges.

Click to Find New YA Reads:

For help selecting your next book, try NoveList or Goodreads.

Click the black button below to find the  Google Sheet that contains the login to EBSCO's Novelist when you are working remotely.
The StoryGraph site will help you track your reading and choose your next book based on your mood and your favorite topics and themes.
An app for your iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad. Features three new titles every day, plus the ability to search for books by author, title, or genre. 
 ​While these books have been selected for teens from 12 to 18 years of age, the award-winning titles and the titles on YALSA's selected lists span a broad range of reading and maturity levels. 
Ever craved a good book and just not been inspired by anything you see?  Or wished you had a place to discover new books? Brightly offers book suggestions organized by topics and lists.
Have you ever closed a book and JUST wanted to talk about it? Join discussions about your favorite books and enter to win more in monthly giveaways. You can read book reviews by the staff or even write your own! Keep up with all the latest book-related goodies on the blog and interact with authors in Twitter chats. 
Enter title and author of a book you enjoyed and get a list of suggestions.
We Are Bookish is the editorial blog for NetGalley members, presenting an independent voice to highlight books and a bookish lifestyle. Welcome! 
Genres covered include: Fiction, Mystery/Thriller, Romance, Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Young Adult.
Includes titles which are appealing to high school students.  Goodreads  is the best place to talk about your last great read --- and find your next one. 
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