Through OverDrive and Libby, you can continue your reading journey with our digital collection of eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines. You can also use Hoopla to explore new titles, revisit favorites, and enjoy reading or listening anytime, anywhere.
Novelist
Discover your next favorite author or series with personalized recommendations based on your interests. Explore tools like Author Read-Alikes, curated book lists, plot search features, and discussion guides to help you find titles that match your reading style. Includes both fiction and nonfiction.
Join our book clubs to connect with fellow readers and explore a variety of titles and genres. Whether you enjoy lively discussions or simply sharing your love of books, there is something for everyone.
For questions or more information, please contact Veronica Salaam, Librarian, at vsalaam@mountlaurellibrary.org
Mount Laurel Library offers Book Club 2 Go as a service to our community’s book clubs and discussion groups. Book Club 2 Go is a book club kit that includes multiple copies of the title under discussion, helpful book club aids, and a handy bag to hold it all.
Find all the Book Club 2 Go titles in our catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Book Club 2 Go work?
After your book club has selected one of our Book Club 2 Go titles, a member checks out the kit and distributes the books to the group. After the group has read the book, they can meet to discuss it using the provided discussion questions.
What is included in a Book Club 2 Go kit?
The Book Club 2 Go includes 12 copies of a book, discussion questions for the group to consider when discussing the book, and a log sheet so the person in charge of the kit can record which participant has each copy.
How long may I keep the Book Club 2 Go kit?
Each kit may be checked out for eight weeks.
What if I want a title that is not available?
It is a good idea to choose alternative titles in case your first choice is taken. If your group prefers to wait for a specific title that is checked out, you may also place a hold request. If your group is interested in a title that is not currently available as a Book Club 2 Go kit, you may submit it as a suggestion for the program. The library will make a decision and notify you if the title will be added. All suggestions must be made at least six weeks before the title is needed.
BookPage
BookPage highlights the best new books across all genres, as chosen by our editors
Book Match
Not sure what to read next? Fill out a short form and receive personalized book recommendations from library staff.
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Author Alerts
Stay updated when your favorite authors release new books. Sign up to receive notifications so you never miss a new title.
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New Book Alerts
Get notified about the latest book releases across a variety of genres. A great way to keep up with what is new and popular.
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SelectReads Newsletters
Receive curated reading recommendations based on your interests, including new titles, themed lists, and staff picks.
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Online Book Clubs
Join a virtual book club and read along with others. Participate in discussions and explore new titles each month.
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Literature Map – Find new reads based on authors you like.
Stop, you’re killing me! – A website devoted to mystery lovers. Find mysteries by location, historical period, job, genre, awards received and more!
What’s Next?: Books In Series™ Database of Kent District Library – A database of series, searchable by character, author, and more. Please note: this does not link to our catalog but is very useful for series lists.
The New York Review of Books – The NYRB mostly covers nonfiction and offers the current magazine.
Bookreporter.com – Volunteers review current adult fiction.
Reading Group Guides – This site compiles reading group guides originally published by publishers. Browse by author, title, or subject category.
LibraryThing – Enter what you’re reading or your whole library—it’s an easy, library-quality catalog. LibraryThing also connects you with people who read the same things.
Goodreads – Meet your next favorite book.
Common Sense Media – Wondering if a book is appropriate reading for your child’s age and interests? Common Sense Media provides reviews by parents and kids, with particular attention to a book’s educational value, positive messages, and the inclusion of violence, drugs, and sexual situations. Also includes movies, games, TV, apps, and websites.
