 Library Catalogs
Frankenmuth School District Catalog
(New this school year, you can search FHS, EFR, List -
or the entire school district).
Wickson District
SVSU
MeLCat
MeLCat FAQs
Library of Congress
WorldCat
(WorldCat = all books everywhere!)  Class & School Reading Lists
FHS Summer Reading 2012
Reading Suggestions
Books for 7th-12th Graders
Books for the College Bound
Great Books for Guys
The Grouchy Cafe
NoveList
Reading Rants
SeeMe4Books
Teen Author Websites
Teen Book Lists & Awards
Teenreads
What Do I Read Next?
Books for 3rd-6th Graders
Guys Read
KidsRead
Books for K-2nd Graders
100 Picture Books Everyone
Should Know
Children's Lit Web Guide
(Great site for parents and teachers of young children)
 Accelerated Reader
EFR AR List
List AR List 
Books for Adults
NPR Books Page
New York Times Best-Seller Lists
Publishers Weekly
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Dictionaries & Encyclopedias
Virtual Reference Library Databases
High School
(General One File searches all the Gale Databases simultaneously; individual Gale Databases below).
Gale Academic One File
Gale Custom Newspapers
Gale Junior Edition
Gale New York Times
Gale Student Edition
Subject-Specific H.S. Databases
Business and Company ASAP
CINAHL Basic (Health sciences)
Educators' Reference Complete
ERIC (Education)
Health/Wellness Resource Center
Informe (Spanish language)
NewsBank Michigan
SIRS Renaissance
(Arts & Humanities)
Middle School Databases
Gale Junior Edition
SIRS Discoverer
Elementary School Databases
Database Password Page
(For home access; password protected page) Internet Indexes
(Not just information ...
trusted information!)
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
InfoMine
Intute
IPL2
(Formerly Internet Public Library)
IPL2 for Teens
MedlinePlus
Social Issues
USA.gov
Virtual LRC
News
Newspapers, newswires,
news databases FSD Research Pathfinders
Developmental Psychology Project
German-American Project
Mythology Project
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