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Book Trailers for All Click on Upper Grades for book video trailers.

"Dedicated to helping you read fiction book series in order. Easily find out which book is next with a custom list based on your favorite series!"

TeenReads "brings teens info and features about their favorite authors, books, series and characters. We are a part of The Book Report Network, a group of websites founded in 1996 that share thoughtful book reviews, compelling features, in-depth author profiles and interviews, excerpts of the hottest new releases, literary games and contests, and more with readers every week. Teenreads.com is THE place online for teens to talk about their fave books."

[|WhichBook] "Whichbook gives readers an enjoyable and intuitive way to find books to match their mood. Instead of starting from the overwhelming choice of books available, whichbook starts from the reader and enables each individual to build the elements of that elusive 'good read' we are all looking for but don't quite know how to define."

BookDaily BookDaily offers the first chapters of 85,000 books, all available for free on the site and by email. Account holders can print a free custom printable bookmark for each book on the site, including the book's cover, title and author.

[|Reading Rants] Reading Rants, "a website featuring out of the ordinary booklists for teens, has been an online presence since 1998. Written by Jennifer Hubert and designed by Andrew Mutch, Reading Rants has become a popular book review source for teenagers as well as their grown-ups. In May 2007, Andrew transformed the original website into an interactive blog, where teens can not only respond to Jen’s reviews but write their own."

[|New York Times Books] Reviews, features, author interviews, and book excerpts from the New York Times.

[|BookSpot] "A free resource center that simplifies the search for the best book-related content on the Web. Featured sites are hand-selected by BookSpot.com editors and organized into intuitive categories, such as bestseller lists, genres, book reviews, electronic texts, book news and more."

[|The National Book Foundation] The National Book Foundation "recognizes the best of American literature, raising the cultural appreciation of great writing in the country while advancing the careers of both established and emerging writers."

[|LibraryThing] An online service to help you catalog your personal library. "Because everyone catalogs together, LibraryThing also connects people with the same books, comes up with suggestions for what to read next, and so forth."

[|GoodReads] "A place for casual readers and bona-fide bookworms alike, Goodreads members recommend books, compare what they are reading, keep track of what they've read and would like to read, form book clubs and much more."

[|HarperTeen] "From topical contemporary novels to lighthearted series books, from award-winning literary tales to smart and sassy beach reads, HarperTeen is the place to find compelling voices that get to the heart of what it means to be a teen. We publish some of the best writers in the business, including Louise Rennison, Melissa Marr, Meg Cabot, Walter Dean Myers, Chris Crutcher, Joyce Carol Oates, and many others."

The Literary Guide to the World "Here it is: Salon's Literary Guide to the World. It's a grand name, to be sure, but one that suits. From Turkey to Togo, D.C. to L.A., Rio to Russia and beyond, the Guide promises to recommend the best books -- fiction, history, memoir or otherwise -- to take with you on your travels. And if there's a place that you've always dreamed of seeing, but won't visit in the foreseeable future, the Literary Guide will point you to the books that offer the best virtual tours around."