• ATN Reading Lists
  Stumped on what to read next?  This site groups books in about 1,300 lists in nine categories:  Author, Genre, Professional, Read Alikes, Read Alouds, Readership Targeted, School Subjects, Themes, and Values.

• Based on the Book
  You've seen a movie and now you want to read the book but are not sure of the title.  This is the site to visit to make that connection.

• Bettendorf Public Library Teens' Page
  Young adult books in series, YA authors, teen book reviews, and online resources for teen writers.

• Book-a-Minute
  Ultra-condensed science fiction and classic books—a little tongue-in-cheek.  Beware—there are spoilers.

• Book Adventure
  A FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Create book lists by grade level/reading level/interest.  Web links take you to annotations to help you decide if you are interested in a book. 

• Bookwink
  Video booktalks searchable by author/title/subject/grade level.

• The Children's Literature Web Guide
  Use this site to look for books you might want to read or information on an author you like.

• Crickler
  Like to solve crossword puzzles?  Try this online version which adapts to your skill level.

• Faithful Reader
  Christian literature with a section for teens.  The books are linked to annotations and excerpts.

• Good Reads for Teens
  Recommended reading from the Young Adult Library Services Association.

• The Grouchy Cafe Presents...Favorite Teenage Angst Books
  Book reviews for teen by teens.

• Hot Zone
  From the Westerville (OH) Public Library, the Hot Zone helps guide you to good books and good web sites.

• LibrarySmart
  This site from the Washington State Library connects you with resources for doing your homework, studying for exams, and more.

• Planet Sudoku
  Losing the family fight over the Sukoku puzzle in the daily paper?  Try this site and work online.

• QuizList Interactive
  These are all of the RC quizzes held by HCSA accessible through the Internet.  Create your own list of books to read.  Search fiction, non-fiction, or both.  Search by subject, author, lexile, grade level, points, or a combination.  Print out your own booklists.

• Teen Link
  Take a look around this site from the New York Public Library for homework help, book suggestions, entertainment, etc.

• Youth (Wired)
  This is a webpage for teens from the San Antonio Public Library.

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