21. Cape May County Library Includes online library catalogue, suggested reading lists, bookmobile and branch hours, history and storytime schedule. http://www.cape-may.county.lib.nj.us/

Cape May County Library 30 Mechanic Street (map) , Cape May Court House, Cape May County New Jersey Mail: DN2030, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 USA 609-463-6350, fax 609-465-3895 Library Calendar Library Catalog Online Databases Book Clubs ... Request a Book if not in our catalog County Links Site Changes Job Search Weather Webmaster: webmastr@cape-may.county.lib.nj.us

22. Lone Star Reading Lists 4. A variety of genres and reading interests will be considered. 5. Thecommittee welcomes outside suggestions. Please contact the chair. http://www.txla.org/groups/yart/lonestar.html

2004-2005 Lone Star List 2002-2003 Lone Star List 2003-2004 Lone Star List 2000-2001 Lone Star List ... Printable Lists NOMINATION CRITERIA: 2. Must be favorably reviewed for grades 6, 7, or 8 3. The person making the nomination must have read the book. 4. A variety of genres and reading interests will be considered. 5. The committee welcomes outside suggestions. Please contact the chair. Email comm e nts to YART Webmaster Last update: January 3 , 2004

23. LibrarySpot.com: Encyclopedias, Maps, Online Libraries, Quotations, Dictionaries Reference collection including dictionaries, encyclopedias, newspapers, maps, reading lists, and quotations. http://www.libraryspot.com/

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24. Judaism Reading List: Introduction And General (Pt. I) In general, throughout the reading lists, North American (US/Canada)terms are used to refer to the movements of Judaism. Outside http://www.faqs.org/faqs/judaism/reading-lists/general/

MultiPage Judaism Reading List: Introduction and General (Pt. I) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge maintainer@scjfaq.org soc.culture.jewish soc.culture.jewish.moderated ... http://master.scjfaq.org/rl/ URL: http://www.scjfaq.org/rl/ http://www.scjfaq.org/faq/ mailto:maintainer@scjfaq.org Subject: Where Can I Get These Books From? With the growth of the Internet, there are now many, many, many retailers of both secular and Jewish products on the Internet. This reading list cannot claim to list them all; however, we can identify some of the largest ones. Note that the FAQ makes no claim as to the quality of any of these services. They are likely all good, but the reading list can provide no guarantees. Secular Services The following commercial concerns all provide a large selection of books, including a fair selection of Jewish books: * Amazon. [6] http://www.amazon.com/ [7][Amazon Associate] Note: The S.C.J Reading List has established an affiliate relationship with Amazon.Com. Now you can complete your Jewish library and support the continued development of the Reading Lists at the same time. For those reading this at www.scjfaq.org/rl/gen-sources.html, you can click the link to the left to browse Amazon's selections. Alternatively, if you enter Amazon using the URL [8]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home?tag=socculturej ewish, the reading lists will get credit for your entry. [9]We make it easy. When you see the Amazon graphic (or "[Buy at Amazon: http:...]") on an entry in the reading list, this indicates that the specific book is available for purchase at Amazon. Click on the graphic/link to go to Amazon and purchase the book. * Barnes and Noble. [10]

25. You're Visiting The AMC Home Page! The American Mathematics Competitions Welcome Organization that administers the AMC, the AIME, and the USAMO, with information about the contests, math problem archives, recommended reading lists, and other resources for students interested in mathematics. http://www.unl.edu/amc/

What's What AMC's Contests and Programs What's When Dates for the upcoming contests, etc. Registration (including 2004 AMC 10/12 Brochure and 2003-2004 contest registrations) Publications Math Problem books and previous contests we have available for purchase (includes t-shirts, ties, etc.) Who's Who AMC Sponsoring Organizations, Directors, Committees, and Panels Sundry weblinks, and a Site Directory/Index , if you can't find what you need. What's New USAMO Scoring - Results by student number USAMO Results - Winners and Honorable Mention USAMO Day 2 , Wednesday, April 28, 2004 USAMO Day 1, Tuesday, April 27, 2004 USAMO Qualifiers by State AIME II Answers - April 6, 2004 (posted 4/12/04) Form Form AIME I Answers March 23, 2004 (posted 3/29/04) Facsimiles of the AIME Answer Form AMC 10/12 Statistics AIME Practice Questions A 2003 Edyth May Sliffe Awards for Distinguished Middle/Junior High School Teaching 2004 General Directory/State Statistics for High School Contests - Answers and Statistics The individual states who have web sites are listed here below French version of the AMC home page . Please feel free to contact Paul Charlebois if you have any questions in French.

26. Reading Lists - BookSpot.com reading lists If You Liked By Grade Level By Genre By Theme,Top Sources. BookBrowser Lots of genres to choose from. Chicago http://www.bookspot.com/readinglists/

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27. This Page Has Moved - BookSpot.com Bestsellers Book Awards Book Reviews Online Books First Chapters reading lists. Children sBooks Comic Books Mystery Poetry Romance Science Fiction Young Adult. http://www.bookspot.com/readinglists.htm

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28. Multnomah County Library's Readers' Choice! Multnomah County Library KidsPage All About Books Resource to BookGroups Authors and Recommended reading lists. KidsPage Español. http://www.multcolib.org/kids/read3.html

KidsPage KidsPage Home Books Books ... Scrapbook Print Out These Cool Booklists! Autobiographies and Biographies Beginning Readers Books for Babies Books for Boys ... Young Reader's Choice Graded Booklists: Kindergarten and First Grade Second and Third Grade Fourth and Fifth Grade Sixth - Eighth Grade ... Contact The address of this page is http://www.multcolib.org/kids/read3.html www.multcolib.org Last updated: Monday, May 24, 2004

29. Nlibrary.gif Research tips, course links, and recommended reading lists. http://www.centennial.qc.ca/library2/index.htm

Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested Francis Bacon (1561-1624) Last updated: Jan. 18, 2004

30. Top 100 Books Club Dedicated to helping members explore literature in a structured format. Offers recommendations, reading lists and syllabi. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/3361/

The Top 100 Books Club Reading the One Hundred Greatest Books of All Time One Book per Quarter For the Next Twenty Five Years Quarter 1 Antigone Link to Text of Antigone Link to Study Guide for Antigone "Sophocles has a winner!" - G.W.F. Hegel Great Books Reading Lists The World's 100 Greatest Books - The Official List Our Original Reading List (way too long) Great Books of the Western World Great Books List via Canada ... One more list Great Books Courses Syllabus for Literature Humanities Course at Columbia Syllabus for another Great Books course Other people reading the Great Books Another club with the same idea, only better Going back to school to read the great books Inaugural Chat March 31 10 pm http://chat.yahoo.com Private Room: Top100 room Welcome to the 20th Century, Ringo You say you have no time to read? If Rich has time, you have time. (Or click here for a shortcut: The InteliQuest Knowledge Mastery System) Proposed selection for Quarter 2: The Manners and Morals of Insects people have been here since December 15, 1996 Send comments or suggestions for next book to top100@geocities.com

31. GT-World: Reading Lists For Gifted And Talented Children GTWorld reading lists. Parents of gifted and talented children are faced withmany unusual challenges. Please submit your own reading list suggestions. http://www.gtworld.org/gtbook.htm

GT-World Reading Lists Parents of gifted and talented children are faced with many unusual challenges. With many of our children very early readers, the question is often asked "What books are good for my 4 or 5 year old who's already reading chapter books?" or "My fourth grader would rather read adults books, but I'm not comfortable with the topics. Help?" These lists are a summary of the reading recommendations from members of our GT-Families mailing list - parents and children - to answer these tricky reading list questions for our gifted children. We've avoided assigning age or grade levels to the various sections of the list. Some of our gifted kids are reading beginning chapter books labeled for 2nd or 3rd grade by the age of four. Other gifted kids start reading at 5 or 6, only to skip quickly to advanced chapter books labeled for 4th and 5th grade. Every child is different. Instead, we've created a continuum. If your child loves the Magic Treehouse series, he might also enjoy the poetry of Shel Silverstein or the Time Warp Trio series by Jon Scieszka. If he is outgrowing these books, perhaps he would enjoy E.B.White's or Roald Dahl's classics. Included at the end of the childrens book lists are two more lists: a Must-Read List for Parents of gifted children, and a list of books for insight into Life as a Gifted Adult.

32. Association For Politics And The Life Sciences Interdisciplinary association concerned with problems or issues that involve politics or public policy and one or more of the life sciences. Journal and newsletter, online membership form, reading lists on various topics, and other information. http://www.hass.usu.edu/~apls/

The Association for Politicsand the Life Sciences (APLS) is an international and interdisciplinaryassociation of scholars, scientists, and policymakers concerned with problemsor issues that involve politics or public policy and one or more ofthe life sciences. The association, founded in 1980, publishes a journal, Politics and the Life Sciences ; a newsletter, APLS News ;and a membership directory, The APLS Directory

33. What Librarians Are Reading (and Listening To) reading lists, recommendations, reviews/reviewlets and more from some librarians who like to read. http://stephnd.phpwebhosting.com/reading/

what librarians are reading Reading lists, recommendations, reviews/review-lets and more from some librarians who like to read. Care to join in? Submit a post via the text boxes at the right. June 10, 2004 Popular Music from Vittula Mikael Niemi's novel about Swedish life north of the Arctic Circle on the Finnish border evokes Local Hero. One of the best coming of age books I've read. Posted at 07:53 PM Comments (0) May 20, 2004 iTunes envy There's someone on my subnet at work sharing the loveliest iTunes music library (streaming, not downloading). 22GB of mostly girly alt/folk/rock, and I'm incredibly jealous. There are albums like the Blake Babies' Sunburn, that I didn't even know were on CD... and a great collection of tunes in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer album, plus Badly Drawn Boy and Apples in Stereo and Shonen Knife and many others that I love but just haven't ever bought. Posted at 05:09 PM Comments (0) fforde I've been recently introduced to the Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde. Though a genre-buster, this series could probably best fit under the heading of "speculative fiction" an alternate present (or recent past) where literature replaces Hollywood and pro sports as the entertainment arena, and Britain is still fighting the Crimean war. There are mystical and fanciful elements, but that's not what the stories are about they're mysteries, primarily. But they remind me of Asimov's Eternity series, and of Douglas Adams, and even a little of Gregory Maguire's

34. DCCC - Welcome To The Reading Department Information for teachers and people interested in current issues and information surrounding reading. Includes suggested activities and reading lists. http://www.dccc.edu/homepages/departments/reading/webpage1.htm

Welcome to the web page for Delaware County Community College's Reading Department. The purpose of this page is threefold. First, it provides information to Delaware County Community College Students and Staff Members about the reading program. Second, it serves as a source of information for teachers and people interested in current issues and information surrounding reading. Finally, it attempts to promote reading The Reading Program at DCCC Information About Reading Reading Resources through suggested activities, information about literacy resources in the Delaware County area, reading lists and links to other reading web sites. If you have any questions or comments about this web site, please send them to Dr. Lisa Barnes, lbarnes@dccc.edu The Reading Program at Delaware County Community College Reading Competencies Reading Placements (Including ESL Placement) Description of Courses Course Sequences (Including ESL Reading Courses) ... Frequently Asked Questions Information About Reading Ten Tips for Improving Reading Ten Tips on Improving Reading across Learning Disciplines (Students) Ten Tips on Improving Reading across Learning Disciplines (Teachers) Information about Common Reading Disabilities ... Places to Find Information and Articles about Issues in Reading Reading Resources Reading Activities for Kids of Varied Ages An Annotated List of Ten Recommended Readings for Adults An Annotated List of Ten Recommended Readings for Children Interesting Reading Links ... Literacy Resources in the Delaware County Area

35. GradeLevelReadingLists.org - Grade Level Reading Lists, Children's Book Reviews, reading lists, grade, grade level, children, reading levels, grade lists, teacherlists, best children s books, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th http://www.hedgehogbooks.com/gradelevelptr/

Led by Vanya Jackowski, Hedgehog Books is the brainchild of teachers who passionately believe that reading aloud to children will set them on a life-long journey of learning and exploration. Their teacher reviews will help you choose the best books for your children. Learn more about reading children's books aloud... Hedgie has worked with teachers from each of the following grades to develop Grade Level Reading lists. Check back frequently. We'll be adding new books to each grade level as we get more and more teacher input. Please email us with any books you think should be added to the grade level lists. Note that the selection of a book for a specific child depends on that child's reading level. Use the links below to see the list of books recommended for each grade level and then follow the title links to the teacher and children's book reviews: Kindergarten First (1st) Grade Reading List Second (2nd) Grade Reading List Third (3rd) Grade Reading List ... Seventh and Eighth (7th-8th) Grade Reading List Hedgie needs your support to keep this site going. Please order books from Hedgehogbooks.com when you can. Where you shop makes a difference!

36. Morton Grove Public Library Webrary® History, young adult and children's services, reading lists, and events; Morton Grove, IL. http://www.webrary.org/

Strategic Plan NEW! Teen Circuit Everything for book lovers: Recommendations/Reviews, the Fiction_L mailing list, Web sites and more Webrary Links (hundreds of the best informational Web sites), Government Officials, Song and Play Indexes, Magazine List, Russian Webrary, Obituary Index, MG Handgun Ordinance About the Library: Online Catalog , Policies, Calendar of Events Books and Beyond newsletter, Collection Development Policy, Job Openings, Location and Directions the Library's Online Catalog Renew library materials online Each day, Monday through Friday, you receive a short excerpt that takes about five minutes to read. Over the course of a week, you'll have read two or three chapters of a book. You can preview upcoming and past titles for the following book clubs: Audio Business Fiction Good News ... Science Fiction/Fantasy , and Teen Sign up today and start receiving great book selections tomorrow! If you enjoy the online selections, you can then check the book out or reserve it at the Library. The Webrary is a service of the Morton Grove Public Library , and is maintained by the Library's Web Team . We're interested in your suggestions or comments on our site; use our

37. BookSpot.com Newsletter Monthly newsletter features sites for book reviews, reading lists, bestseller lists, and author and publisher information. http://www.bookspot.com/newsletter.htm

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38. Welcome To Airport High School Media Center West Columbia library; find reading lists, database of titles, and email addresses for faculty. http://www.lex2.k12.sc.us/ahs/2002/media center/mediacenter.htm

Media Center Staff Ms. Amy Daniels , CIC; Head Media and Audio Visual Specialist Ms. Andrea Baker , CIC; Media Specialist Ms. Merry Nichols , CIC; Media Secretary Links for Students and Teachers Class Bookmarks CIC DISCUS Student Information ... Home

39. The Chief Of Staff Of The Army's Recommended Reading List THE US ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF S PROFESSIONAL READING LIST. Promulgating Documents.Availability. reading lists (Click on the Links below to View the Full Lists) http://www.army.mil/cmh/reference/CSAList/CSAList.htm

THE U.S. ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF'S PROFESSIONAL READING LIST The Chief of Staff of the United States Army has designated this professional reading list as a list for leaders and a pillar for his leadership development efforts. We can never spend too much time thinking about our profession. There is no better way to develop the sure knowledge and confidence required of our calling than a disciplined, focused commitment to a personal course of reading and study. Our profession is unique and , as General MacArthur said, predicated on "the will to win, the sure knowledge that in war there is no substitute for victory. That if you fail, the nation will be destroyed." We must all do our utmost to prepare for the heavy responsibilities of military leadership. The books included in this list are designed to provoke critical thinking concerning the profession of soldiering and the unique role of landpower. There are works here that address issues and challenges relevant to each of us, from private to general. This list includes books that examine the past and those that consider the future. These readings deepen our understanding of the timeless constants of the Army's values and traditions, the enduring dynamics of the human face of battle, and the future's potential to transform the profession of arms in the 21st Century. The Chief of Staff challenges all leaders to make reading an important part of their professional development.

40. Children's Literature Network Organization of those in Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Upper Michigan, and Wisconsin who have a professional interest in children's books, reading, and publishing. Includes a directory of authors and illustrators, upcoming events, reading lists, volunteer opportunities, membership information, and a members' area. http://www.childrensliteraturenetwork.org/

Authors/Illustrators Upcoming Events New Books Reading Lists ... Home Through Minnesota Storytime: free reading guides Click here to take a look ... Looking for reviews of recent children's books? The University of Minnesota's New Books for Young Readers , is online! Click here to look through the list. Read eMagine, full of informative and provocative articles of interest to children's literature afficionados. The latest issue of the Network News was posted online on February 29th. Click here to read it. If you're a member and you didn't receive your e-mail notice, we may not have your current e-mail address or your membership may have lapsed Send us an e-mail to inquire. If you're not a member, and you'd like to know what everyone is reading, look into becoming a CLN member. Click here to read this author's bio ... and more. If you'd like a book that will guide you to the next best book to buy for a child or teen of any age, you'll want to refer to 100 Best Books for Children by Anita Silvey If you can't think of another good book to read, check out the Reading Lists on our site.

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