Today the Library delivers much more than just books to community libraries and the citizens of Kansas, and we do it with the convenience of the Internet. Take a look back at 2008.
The State Library of Kansas is proud and eager to share its accomplishments from 2008 and to showcase the many programs and services we bring to community libraries. Originally, the State Library carried books to rural communities by wagon and horseback.
What do I Read Next?
- Goodreads
- Lexile's Find a Book
- Library Thing
- Novelist
- Read Kiddo Read
- What Should I Read Next?
Simply plug in a book you like, and this site will kick back a list of recommendations. - What's Next?
This is the perfect one-stop, no-frills source for series information. - Whichbook.net
Because it uses mood and appeal factors, not plot descriptions, titles, authors, or subject schemes, this site may take a little getting used to. - Your Next Read
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April 09, 2009
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