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Hello! I'm working on a presentation for my library's training day about Reader Advisory tools for a new generation. I was wondering, what tools do your library staff use for recommendations? They asked me to focus on YA in particular but I also want to look at more contemporary tools (Storygraph etc.). Thank you for any suggestions!
I love your posts btw!! You have a big fan over in Australia :)
Hello from the states! So pleased you enjoy the blog :D And what an interesting project. We're happy to help!
Of course, we have our Tumblr here. And since our posts aren't responding to actual requests for specific types of books, our reader's advisors just post about whatever they liked - so our posts are all personal recommendations from people who have read the books. Maybe it can be a reader's advisory tool for other librarians! Though they would have to contend with Tumblr's search function...
When we do need to find a rec for someone looking for a good read with specific criteria, and assuming we don't have a good rec off the top of our heads, that's when we pull out the toolkit.
The main tool we use is Novelist Plus. It's an EBSCO tool - here's their product site . It's basically a really specific search engine. You can find author readalikes and even search based on themes like fake relationship, isekai, magical girl, marriage of convenience, etc etc - basically AO3 tags for published novels! Patrons can use Novelist Plus to search by themselves, but many of them do find it difficult to use. Our staff are trained, though, and it's a good tool for when someone asks for a genre or trope we're unfamiliar with.
We also use fantasticfiction.com because it's the easiest way to find info about series. They keep it up to date, and that's the most important thing with a reader's advisory tool!
Those are the main ones staff mentioned. Of course we'll also take a look at Goodreads, Storygraph, and general search engine results if we need to.
I hope that helps! Good luck with your presentation and feel free to ask us follow-ups if you need!
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