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Ann Arbor Public Library - lots of links to online ebook collections  and more.

BookBrowse - monthly ezines, and a broad selection of reviews, excerpts, and read-alike suggestions.  Since this is a subscription database, you can easily click through to the catalog to see if we have the book you're interested in.  If we don't have it, Prospector probably does!

BookPage - author and illustrator interviews, reviews, recommendations, giveaways, and more.

Kent District Library What's Next - An incredibly comprehensive tool for figuring out which book in a series comes after the one you've just read, or deciding where to start with a new author.

Goodreads - a social reading site.  Goodreads is a place to review, rate, list, and discuss books, and to connect with your friends about reading.

LibraryThing - also a social reading site.  LibraryThing's approach is more focused on cataloging and tagging your books, and less on the conversational aspect.

Los Angeles Public Library’s Series & Sequels - Another good place to figure out the order of series books.  This website also showcases staff reviews and themed booklists at LAPLReads.

Novelist - Readers advisory service providing access to information on 155,000 fiction titles. Includes author read-alikes, book discussion guides, reading lists and more.  It's aimed at librarians, but fun for all kinds of readers!

ReadMe - Metafilter is one of the web's oldest and most active discussion communities.  This page collects links to all the Ask Metafilter conversations about books, with "best-loved" discussions handily placed at the top of the list.

Reader’s Advisory Link Farm - a huge collection of links to websites for readers.

Skokie Public Library - highly recommended for great, well-organized lists.  They also provide information and suggestions about movies and music.