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 Readers Advisory tools.
-This page will list some of the more common tools we use to answer reader advisory questions.
+This page will list some of the more common tools we use to answer readers' advisory questions.
 **Indyreads** -
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 **Websites**
 There are many websites that you can use to find suggestions on what to read. These are some of the most popular ones but you can also find reading lists that are created by other libraries, like this one about Diverse Romance Novels https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/list/share/746099977/1699867409
 Whichbook - helps you pick a book based on your mood or you can create book lists based on character, plot type and setting or best sellers. https://www.whichbook.net/
-goodreads - this website has recommendations for similar books and a huge range of book lists. https://www.goodreads.com/list
+Goodreads - this website has recommendations for similar books and a huge range of book lists. https://www.goodreads.com/list
 Fantastic fiction - has comprehensive information on best selling authors that are broadly categorised by genre and brings up a suggestion of similar items. Can search by author, titles or series. https://www.fantasticfiction.com/
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 The state library of NSW has a playlist for readers advisory training. It covers appeal characteristics, using novelist  and several other videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP4ac7bINJQ&list=PLX9Ge90k3DMXVxLrJ6oh4Ysi_mnqCH0TB
-RA seminars
+**RA seminars**
 The readers' advisory seminars are a great resource that cover a wide range of topics each year. You can find all out past seminars on our wiki page https://wiki.libraries.nsw.gov.au/doku.php?id=seminars_and_events_readers_advisory