Books and reading
Reader Development
Reader Development has been described as "Audience Development for Literature"
It is also about finding a good book!
Reader Development is the term now used in libraries across the UK to describe a new, active and creative approach to aspects of library service provision, such as library stock promotions and events for readers, where the focus is on:
- Engaging with reading as a popular leisure activity
- Opening up reading choices
- Offering people an increased enjoyment of reading
- Creating opportunities to share the reading experience
Recommend a book!
Have you just read a fantastic book that you're dying to tell everyone about? Visit our Book recommendations page and share your thoughts with other library users.
Richmond Libraries are delivering Reading Development through:
- New contemporary fiction selection
- Stock promotions and book displays
- Booklists, book reviews and readers recommendations
- Reading groups and book chat sessions
- Events for readers
- Libraries newsletter
- Booksets for reading groups
- People's Book Prize
- Reading groups
- Recommend a book!
- Store Books
Contact the Information & eServices Team
If you have any questions or comments, contact the Information & eServices Team or your local Library.
General enquiries
Civic Centre
44 York Street
Twickenham
TW1 3BZ
Email: information@richmond.gov.uk
Telephone: 020 8734 3308
Fax: 020 8891 7904