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Suggested Books from On-Line Book Clubs

Individual students can participate or teachers can get their whole class involved. It is something like the Pizza Hut in that students or classes can work for prizes. The teacher or the child can choose the book (and a very nice suggestion list is provided based on individual readability level and interest), take a short quiz (with opportunity to retake) and earn points toward prizes. Teachers (or parents) can get a printout anytime of what books the child has read and been quizzed on.

bulletBook Club Corner <http://www.jazzie.com/ebbco/bkcl/index.htm>
Elliott Bay Book Company's recommended readings, plus reader's companions
for many of the recommendations.
bulletOprah's Book Club <http://www.oprah.com/bookclub/bookclub.html>
Features the current selection, plus previous selections, reading question,
book reviews and other books seen on Oprah.
bulletReading Group Choices <http://www.readinggroupchoices.com/>
Locate books that are good to discuss, plus discussion guides for hundreds
of titles. Includes advice for group leaders.
bulletReader Resources <http://www.randomhouse.com/resources/>
Resources from Random House. The Book Group Corner offers reader's companion
guides that provide background and stimulate discussion on specific titles.
bulletStart your own book club <http://www.bookspot.com/startbookclub.htm>
bulletBook club for teachers and elementary students http://www.bookadventure.com

This information was compiled by Linda Venekamp.

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