Best-Seller Readalikes from NoveList

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The Library's NoveList database offers an amazing amount of suggestions for every fiction reader!

Get book reviews, readalikes, summaries and more!

Follow the directions below to access from home:

1. Go to http://www.bethelparklibrary.org/
2. Scroll over E-Resources at the top of the page
3. Click on Database Search
4. Click on the category Books and Reading
5. Click on NoveList and enter your library card #.

Please call the Library at 412.835.2207 if you have any questions.

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Author Talk at the Bethel Park Library

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Dancing in the Rain, Frances G. Joyce's book journeys through the maze of cancer diagnosis, treatment and eventual triumph over this disease. Her goal is to spread cancer awareness, empower men and women to face the challenges of a cancer diagnosis - whether it be a friend or loved one, and to deliver the message that cancer does not have to be a death sentence.

Joyce will also discuss the challenges and rewards of self-publishing.

Thursday, April 19th at 7 p.m.
Bethel Park Public Library

Please register at the front desk or call the library at 421.835.2207.
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One Book, One Community

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The 2012 One Book, One Community selection is

This I Believe: the personal philosophies of remarkable men and women

edited by Jay Allison and Dan Gediman.

Find out more about One Book, One Community by clicking below or ask your librarian today!

Catalog Explorer

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Try another way to search for items in The Catalog!
Click on the link in The Catalog to access Catalog Explorer.

This version uses a word cloud to show related terms, spelling variations and translations.

Limiters and refiners are listed at the top and right side of your search results.

Have fun and contact the Library with any comments or questions!

Click below to go directly to the Catalog Explorer.

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August Wilson

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Click on the book below to check out some of Pittsburgh author August Wilson's work!

His play Fences won a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award!

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February is African American History Month

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Pay tribute, celebrate and learn.
Visit one of these websites or check out a book at the Library today!

African American History Month

Post-Gazette Events

Biography.com Black History Month

For articles, lesson plans and more information, visit the

Opposing Viewpoint in Context database.

Ask a Librarian if you have any questions or call the Library at 412.835.2207.

Ongoing Book Sale

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Located upstairs in the beginning of the non-fiction collection.

$1 a book!

This sale won't last long!

A varitey of subjects!

Great books at a great price!



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