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| We professional librarians in the ULS believe we have a duty to encourage reading beyond the reading-lists within the campus community. Even though modern libraries are full of computers and online information, we are still passionate about reading. After all, the word "librarian" comes from the Latin "liber", meaning "book". We feel that there are many books in the Chinese and the English languages that you might not know about, or that you might have heard about but have never actually read. The books suggested for display may be both fiction and non-fiction, including those in receipt of major awards or prizes, new releases and old favourites. They are at various intellectual levels and are not confined to any one genre. You may like some of our suggestions, you may dislike others. This is, of course, the whole point of the sheer joy of reading - to make your own mind up about whether a particular book is just the thing you've been wanting to read all your life and may even change your life, or is 'good' for nothing. So this lucky-dip of our own "good-reads" is offered as a small gift from us to the University community. We hope that you enjoy many of them and that they will lead you down many more paths of exploration in reading.
Stop by the Good Reads Corner to check out your favourites! |
 Good Reads Corner, G/F University Library |
