booklist
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- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌlɪst/
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lista de libros
- The teacher provided a comprehensive booklist for students to follow during the semester.
- GLBTQ booklist
- Library booklist
Examples
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We have also started creating QR codes linked to booklists, with the intent of posting them on our shelftalkers.
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For example, we have included Geography Club by Brent Hartinger on our booklist since the book was published in 2003.
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For a small fee, I will compile a booklist for your child that is sure to please.
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Users could comment and give ratings for books, create booklists, track their reading history, and engage with other users to find new things to read.
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Many state departments of education have developed their own booklists, as well as many publishers.
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Full-text Booklist reviews appear in both databases; Publishers Weekly is in AP Source, and the New York Times Book Review is in General OneFile.
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Fiction-L's archives are also very helpful in providing a searchable record of past discussions, trends, and booklists.
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The Teen Readers Advisor by RoseMary Honnold (VOYA, June 2007) has several GLBTQ booklists to help develop reading lists, displays, and collections.
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Before starting the course, make sure to check the reading booklist to purchase the necessary materials.
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I found several online resources that offer curated booklists for young adult fiction.
Synonyms
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An ordered set of names or things for reference
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A list of books and articles about a subject or by an author
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Booklist is made from the simple words book and list, where list means 'a set of names or things'. Think of a booklist as a shopping list but for books: it shows which books are required or recommended.