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Want an alternative to Goodreads? Check out Bookaxe - it links you to like-minded readers and makes it easy to find books you'd like (by stalking their shelves...)

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If you want good YA book reviews and other interesting stuff, check out this girl.  She's wacky, she swears, she's a massive book nerd, and she's hilarious. Check out her channel, but watch your volume - this girl can be LOUD.

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Want to watch a classic novel played out in bite-sized pieces, in a modern setting, in video-diary format? So fun! If you haven't seen it yet, go check out The Lizzie Bennet Diaries on YouTube. You'll be binge-watching episodes in no time!

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Experience The Lizzie Bennet Diaries in real time! In honor of the 5 year anniversary, join us on Facebook as we re-visit Lizzie's story with a curated transmedia experience - http://bit.ly/LBD-Facebook #LBD5Year Be sure to join the official Facebook group to interact with other fans! Download to own the entire series + exclusive bonus.

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There's a relatively new website (launched February 2018) called Love at First Chapter. You register your email, and every two weeks they send you the first chapter of a book - you read the chapter (or not, its up to you) and if you enjoy it, you have the option to purchase the book, or borrow it from your local library. You can cancel your subscription at any time.

If you're interested, check it out here

You can follow them on Twitter and Instagram too

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The best way to keep track of past reads, current reads, and your To Be Read (TBR) list. Not a member yet? You should be! Sign up now!

Website link here

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Epic Reads is a website specifically for YA fiction. They post regularly about current hot reads in genres, what's coming up in the literary world, and other fun stuff. Check it out!

Website link here

They also have accounts you can follow on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, tumblr, Instagram and Pinterest

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Not a member of Auckland Libraries? Sign up! You are missing out!! Not only does Auckland Libraries have a waaaaaaay bigger collection than MRGS Library, they have access to all the latest reads, heaps of eBooks, DVDs, music, and lots more. They also have audio books! These are perfect for listening to on long trips (especially if you get motion sickness), when you're doing chores around the house, if you have visual impairment... there are so many reasons why you should give them a go.

Auckland Libraries is an awesome free resource that you should be taking advantage of.

Website link here

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We use the Wheelers ePlatform for our eBooks, and we have over 1,500 of them available for you to access. For free! And you'll never have an overdue eBook! Did you know you can also give these books a star rating? That helps other readers decide what might be good if they're a little bit stuck and don't know what to read next. Many readers prefer physical books - and there is definitely something about actual books that you just don't get from an eBook, but eBooks do have their benefits too. Why not give them a go? And just quietly, you can sometimes get a new or recent release via eBook much sooner than we can purchase a hard copy for the library collection...

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Think you know all there is to know about our school library? Bet you don't...

The catalogue is worth checking out - for example, did you know you can review books? Or just give it a star rating. You can also sign in and keep track of when the books you have on loan are due back, or you can renew them. In fact, there's a helpful video you can watch that tells you all about the features available. You can find it on the front page of the catalogue website. It's only six minutes long, and worth watching. Check it out!

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Want access to cheap (and sometimes free) eBooks? Sign up to BookBub! They use a variety of platforms - Kindle, Kobo, Google, and iBooks.

Website link here
Or check out their accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest

They also regularly create book lists and post to their blog, as well as keep us up to date with TV and movie adaptations.