Online sources of thematic lists
You can find a number of thematic lists from different sources online. For example, it can be very helpful if your reader likes stories about magic but has run out of ideas, to know that the "AskChris" website has a ready-made list of ideas for you. The Birmingham City Libraries website section "What can I read next" offers a list in their "Magic" reading list.
| Ask Chris | http://askchris.essexcc.gov.uk/ |
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Birmingham City Libraries Search for - what can I read next? |
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk |
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You have a 10 year old who is an avid reader of the Harry Potter novels but has completed the series. Use the Internet to identify 5 books which are suitable alternatives for the age group. (Remember that in a real situation you would want to check that the books were available for the young reader to take home.) |
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