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If you love reading about books,
enjoy one-on-one interviews with famous
authors, and just can’t wait to find out all about the latest
bestseller, be sure to take a look at
BookPage.com.
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BookPage is a “monthly
book review publication and serves as a broad-based selection
guide to the next
new books published every month.”
BookPage's goal is to
“recommend the best books for readers of all types, whether you are interested
in literary romance or fiction, history or science fiction, cookbooks or
children’s books. The focus is on new releases and reviews for the general
reader the true book-lover who is always on the lookout for recommendations on
what to read next.”
For those of you who are
aspiring writers and novelists, there is even a column answering your questions
and offering advice about how you can get your material
published.
Copies of the print
publication are available free of charge at the Payson Public
Library. Just stop in and pick up a copy to take home.
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INFORMATIONAL LINKS:
Are you sometimes stumped when you
need to find the answer to a question, research a school project, or
just need to know the zip code to mail a letter? The internet has
literally thousands of websites designed to help you with just a click
of the mouse.
Following
are just a few of the many websites where you can find information. The
Payson Public Library offers high-speed internet access, free of charge
to Gila County residents. We invite you to stop by the Library and
Payson.
Library Spot
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provides links to online encyclopedias,
government information, genealogy research, and public records.
Wikipedia
- this website also
has links to topics such as Wikibooks (free textbooks and manuals),
Wikiversity (free learning materials and activities), and Wikisource (an
online library of free content publications).
Roots Web - A
directory of free genealogical tools
to help you locate your ancestors.
The USGenWeb Project
- provides free genealogy websites for genealogical research in
every county and every state of the United States.
Do you ever wonder if those old books
you have sitting on the shelf might be worth some real money? Perhaps
you are trying to find a book that is no longer in print or is just not
available at your local book store. Here are some websites that might
help you determine your book’s worth or even locate that hard-to-find
book:
Or just type in “old books” in the
Search button of your browser for many more websites.
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