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How To Get Book Reviews:

Book Reviews: A Finding Guide

Reviews are important tools for evaluating books. Online databases have made finding book reviews quicker and easier. This brief guide lists the major resources available to Cornell users for finding book reviews. The print resources listed are available in the reference collections of Olin Library or Uris Library. This is not an exhaustive list of ways to find book reviews. Many disciplines have indexes that may be used to locate book reviews for that subject area (literature, history, religion, and so on). A few examples are listed here. Reference staff can guide you.

Book review indexes provide a citation to the review appearing in a newspaper, magazine, or journal. Search the newspaper, magazine, or journal title in the Cornell Library Catalog to find all the formats we own for that journal. Amazon.com, ARBA online, Bowker's Books in Print, JSTOR, ProQuest Research Library, [formerly known as Periodical Abstracts], and ProQuest Historical Newspapers have the full text of at least some reviews (or online links to them).

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