Many electronic databases and websites provide book reviews from magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals. Try these databases and web sites for recently published books.

To find reviews for older books, use a print index or a database that provides access to older periodicals.  To get help with these or other library resources, contact your campus library or get help via  Live Help .

• Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature (print) - Use this index to find reviews of books in magazines published from 1900 to 2002.
• Reader's Guide Retrospective (electronic) - Use this index to find reviews in magazines for books published from 1890 to 1982.
• JSTOR - This retrospective database provides reviews in many scholarly journals.

The library subscribes to many magazines, newspapers, and journals that provide book reviews. This is a selective list of periodicals that review books. 

• Booklist - Reviews adult fiction and non-fiction, children's literature including young adult literature, and reference material. (Click here for information about print issues of Booklist).
• Choice - Reviews  scholarly books.
• Library Journal - Reviews a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction.
• New York Review of Books - Current fiction and non-fiction.  
• New York Times Book Review - Current fiction and non-fiction. (Click here for information on print indexes to the NYTBR).
• Times Literary Supplement (London) - Current British fiction and non-fiction.  (Click here for information about print and microfilm issues of TLS).
• Publisher's Weekly - Popular fiction and non-fiction.  (Click here for information about print issues of PW).