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Guide for the reference librarian that provides a starting point for persons requesting information while a search can be made for a more complete answer to the questions asked.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide information on American popular fiction, covering significant writers, including Dan Brown, Tom Clancy, Anne Rice, and others, and novels, such as "The Bourne Identity," "The Horse Whisperer," and "The Silence of the Lambs.".

Provides strategies, tools, and resources teachers may use to inspire a love of reading in young adults who have the ability to read, but do not read for pleasure.

Presents annotated listings of over six thousand historical fiction books in a variety of genres, set in locales outside the United States.

Presents an annotated listing of over three thousand historical fiction books in a variety of genres, set within the United States; organized by time periods, from prehistory through the twentieth century.

Reviews nearly two hundred nonfiction titles published since 2007 to enhance or explore a nonfiction collection for grades 4-6, focusing on the arts, business and technology, folklore, language and literature, poetry, religion and myth, science, sports, and U.S. and world history.

A compilation of twelve retrospective bibliographies, each of which contains annotated listings of titles about growing up; geared primarily to junior and senior high school readers.

Surveys the history of psychology beginning with the philosophers of antiquity, and provides a glossary and a bibliographic guide.