Can't decide what to read?
You may find these websites useful
- Book TrustBooktrust is an independent UK-wide charity dedicated to encouraging people of all ages and cultures to enjoy books
- whichbookwhichbook suggests book titles which most closely match the reader's needs
- LibraryThingLibraryThing connects you to people who read what you do - the world's largest book club!
- The Guardian - BooksBook Reviews and Bestseller Lists
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Leisure Reading
Did you know the library doesn't just have academic texts but also books you might want to read for fun?
We’ve got fiction in English and other European languages as well as creative writing journals, if you like new poetry and short stories. We’ve got a variety of non-fiction too.
Other places for a good read!
- Public LibraryYou can join the public library in the Market Square in Lancaster for free! Follow the link on their informative website. You can search their online catalogue.
It’s also good for talking books, DVDs and CDs (charges apply for borrowing these) and material in a variety of languages. - BlackwellsVisit the campus bookshop or order online.
- WaterstonesOnline bookshop or visit the bookshops in town. If they don't have the book you want, they can order it for you.
- Second hand shopsThese are good for picking up cheap fiction. Try the St. John's Hospice and CancerCare shop near the LUSU shop on campus or the Oxfam book shop on Penny Street in town
- AmazonOnline shopping for new and secondhand books
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