Library lovers far-and-wide have probably noticed a big hole in their lives since all Denver Public Library locations are closed. We miss you too! Let’s not dwell in our sorrows too much though. How about funneling that emotional energy into making a wishlist for when we reopen? Let’s take this time to think about all the books we want to read! While you can’t place holds at the moment, you’ll be delighted to learn your online library account comes with list-making features, so you can place holds on titles of interest later. First of all, log into your library account. Depending on which home screen you use, look for My Account or Log In on the top right-hand corner. Then do your search. See that big blue button there on the right-hand side? Right under where you would place a hold? Ah, yes, there it is! Add To My List.
Now you are in business to save titles in a list to your heart’s content. You can easily refer to these lists later, like I do when my expectations about reading are more realistic! What if you want to learn about related titles we are purchasing as they come in? You may need the latest and greatest dog books, as soon as possible. Do a keyword search on our topic of choice. Well, go ahead and direct your eyes to the left side of the screen to the
Save Search feature. Customize your notification options and we will email with new books in whatever search parameters you specify.
If you had a hold waiting for you, it will be on the shelf for you when our doors open again. We miss you and hope to get our library materials to you again soon. In the meantime check out other ways to engage with the library at this time:
Virtual Resources Beyond the Denver Public Library
Books, Entertainment, and Library Services Right In Your Home
Engage With Us Online: Book Clubs, Storytimes, Programs
Guest post contributed by Lily K.
Comments
Dear All:
How about publishing ..... Best Seller List .... weekly? This will give everyone an opportunity to know what is NEW! Then when you finally re-open....not soon enough....we will have a head start on our reading. Staff safe! Kindest regards, Susan Jacques
Thanks for your comment, Susan! One challenge we have with bestseller lists is that there are SO many of them, and in some cases, promoting a bestseller can often prove to be frustrating to the customer when holds lists get very long. The NYT makes its bestseller list available for free - https://www.nytimes.com/books/best-sellers/ - if that helps a bit. BUT - we have another resource, called NoveList Plus, which you can find under the Recommendations tab on our home page. You'll need your library card to get into NoveList, and once you are in that resource, click on Browse By and you will see Award Winners as an option. And though these might not be NEW NEW, award lists are great as a resource since the titles are vetted and voted on. And don't forget about our Personalized Reading List service - www.denverlibrary.org/reads - you can request that we only send you new and forthcoming titles! We look forward to seeing you soon, curbside pickup is opening July 7.
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