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Finding a Good Book
Looking for the latest best-sellers, award-winners, or a suggestion about what to read next? The Ridgefield Library provides a wealth of resources for you to consider. In addition to the resources listed below, we are always available to provide reading recommendations. Stop by or call any time to talk to one of our librarians.
Contact: Dorothy Pawlowski, Adult Services, 203-438-2282 x1003 dlpawl@ridgefieldlibrary.org
Online Resources
Novelist Plus
This is an easy-to-use database with great books (fiction and nonfiction) selected just for you. You’ll find books to help with school projects and books to read for pleasure. There are recommended reading lists and read-alike suggestions too!
KDL What's Next
Thanks to our friends at the Kent District Library you can find titles of books in series. No more wondering what the title of book four of the Harry Potter series is. Just click on the KDL link; they’ve done all the work for you. Searches can be made by author, title, or series. What's Next?: Books in Series™ Database of Kent District Library.
What Do I Read Next? (Gale)
Search by author, title, genre, or design a custom search.
Meet the Author
Read interviews with authors and brose a listing of their books.
Websites for Booklovers
Selected Internet sites especially for readers.
Readers’ Lists - Explore Our Collections
Explore awards lists, find bestsellers or browse a wealth of book lists created by our librarians and organized by subject and genre.
Personalized Reading Recommendations 
Take a few minutes to tell us about your reading interests, and we’ll send you a list of books we think you’ll enjoy.
Sign Up for Bookletters
Readers' lists delivered straight to your inbox.
Fiction News
Read the Ridgefield Library’s monthly newsletter for fiction-lovers for more reading ideas.
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