There are so many great resources for finding a good book--and so many different ways to do it! Explore these resources to find your best fit and your next great read.
Fiction books - not just YA - organized in several easy to access ways. Also includes biographies of over 40,000 authors and information on over 500,000 books.
Simple format. The 'book seer' speech bubble asks you to fill in the blanks for "Sir! I've just finished reading ______ by ______ . What should I read next?" Results given by an Amazon or LibraryThing search.
This silly quiz is a fun way to find out the genres of books that are a good match for you! I don't find my answer to be true....but it's fun to try once.
Kitsap Regional Library will help you figure out what to read next. Fill out this form and send it to a librarian for review. They'll respond with ideas!
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Offers a variety of ways to search for books: interest, level, diversity, fun. Also provides book-related homework help.
Lists of suggested titles for a students taking AP Language. The texts are written at various reading levels, from 9th grade on up so they are good choices for all high school students. Most of these are nonfiction texts and there is a brief explanation of each.
These books may not be found in the Destiny Discover catalog, but there are multiple copies available in the textbook room. Use the Textbook Request form to request one of these titles.
