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NoveList Has a New Look
NoveList is a popular readers' advice database for children through adults.

In mid-March, a new interface was launched to make it even easier for users to find information about favorite books, authors, award winners, and recommended "good reads."

For a quick video tour of the new NoveList interface, go to the NoveList Home page and click on "Tour NoveList" on the right side.

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