Answered By: Gina Bolger
Last Updated: Jun 26, 2019     Views: 111

 

There are many good sources for book reviews. For short reviews, start with our own online catalog—If and when you find the book in our catalog, click on the “Reviews & more” link (on right side of page), if there is one. This often gives a brief review from such sources as Publishers Weekly. Also for brief reviews written by lay-readers, see if at the bottom of the page there is a link to “Reviews”. For example, the book Outliers has about 100 brief reviews written by individual members of “Library Thing”—a book-lover’s network.

 

For more substantial book reviews, try these sources: 1) Atla-Religion (select “Review” under “document type” option); 2) Books & Culture, a monthly (print) periodical in our collection.; 3) Book Review Digest (H.W. Wilson), now found in EBSCOhost; 4)free online book review sources such as the Denver Journal: http://www.denverseminary.edu/resources/the-denver-journal/index.php/;  or the Bryn Mawr Classical Review: http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/.