Read On-- Women's Fiction
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Vnuk (adult services, Glen Ellyn Public Library, Illinois) introduces readers … More »
An indispensable book for every readers' advisor offers new reading lists of women's fiction for RA, handouts, websites, or for readers to browse for that next great read.
Book News
Vnuk (adult services, Glen Ellyn Public Library, Illinois) introduces readers … More »
ABC-CLIO
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Vnuk (adult services, Glen Ellyn Public Library, Illinois) introduces readers and their advisors about what to read to a broad sampling of books available in subgenres of women's fiction. Following an introduction defining women's fiction in historical context, she lists succinctly-annotated books by categories including working women, dating, and "mommy lit." Especially engaging is the inclusion of less conventionally themed books: e.g., "never hit 'reply all,' " stories told through e-mails and other communiques. The guide's reading lists can be used to create library print materials and on library web sites. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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An indispensable book for every readers' advisor offers new reading lists of women's fiction for RA, handouts, websites, or for readers to browse for that next great read.
Book News
Vnuk (adult services, Glen Ellyn Public Library, Illinois) introduces readers and their advisors about what to read to a broad sampling of books available in subgenres of women's fiction. Following an introduction defining women's fiction in historical context, she lists succinctly-annotated books by categories including working women, dating, and "mommy lit." Especially engaging is the inclusion of less conventionally themed books: e.g., "never hit 'reply all,' " stories told through e-mails and other communiques. The guide's reading lists can be used to create library print materials and on library web sites. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Alternate Title:
Women's fiction
Imprint:
Santa Barbara, Calif. - Libraries UnlimitedABC-CLIO
Pages:
126
Series:
ISBN:
9781591586340, 1591586348
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes index
Statement of responsibility:
Rebecca Vnuk
Characteristics:
xiv, 126 p. ;,24 cm.
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