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Internet Resources for Book Groups
BookBrowse.com - Lots of great information for book groups. How to start a reading group, run a meeting, choose books, create your own reader's guide, and much more.
BookMuse.com - Helpful information for book groups of all ages, including book group tips, author interviews, discussion guides.
bookreporter.com - You'll find book reviews, author interviews, featured titles and more on this website.
Central Booking - An online newsletter for book lovers.
Genreflecting - Browse booklists that are classified by genre. Includes helpful tips for readers advisory and a super page titled "What's so great about libraries?"
Good Books Lately - Book reviews and discussion guides.
Overbooked - Filled with information about literary and genre fiction.
Pasadena One City, One Story - Book club how to.
Reading Group Choices - Tips for group leaders, lots of discussion guides, and more.
ReadingGroupGuides.com: The online community for reading groups -Find reading guides here.
Teenreads.com -Tips for teens on starting a book group, suggested titles, teen book lists, author interviews, discussion guides.
Publisher WebsitesYou'll find author interviews, links to author websites, discussion guides, and book group tips. Here are some good ones to explore:
HarperCollins Reader Resources
Henry Holt Reading Group Guides
Random House Books @ Random - Book group corner points out helpful tips and common pitfalls, discussion guides. (Includes Vintage, Ballantine, Bantam, Broadway, Dell and Doubleday)
Simonsays.com Book Club Reader
Time Warner Books Reading Guides (includes Little, Brown & Co.)
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This year's One Book, One Community program is brought to you by the Allegheny County Library Association with support from Allegheny County, Barnes & Noble, Dollar Bank, Highmark, Joseph-Beth Booksellers and Panera Bread. 
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