Use
Named in the verified record.
Use this language for sources that appear as media, review, publishing, library, audio, retail, or reference contexts.
Named source contexts
Media, review, library, publishing, and reference names.
These are named as part of the verified source record. When a specific quote is used, keep attribution attached. When a name is listed as context, avoid implying a quote or article unless the source record supports it.
The New York Times
media/reference context
Publisher's Weekly
publishing/media context
Foreword Magazine
review/publication context
VOYA Magazine
youth-library/review context
School Library Journal
library/recommendation context
Library Journal
library/recommendation context
Parenting Magazine
parenting/recommendation context
The Journal of Electronic Defense
defense-publishing/review context
OverDrive's ContentWire for Libraries
library/digital distribution context
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Elves & Fairies
reference context
Ancient Art of Faery Magick
recommendation/reference context
Popular Series Fiction for Middle School and Teen Readers
reference context
Follett Early Learning
early learning/review context
GreatSchools.org
education/recommendation context
The Audio Book Store
audio/review context
Audio, digital, retail, and library platforms
Distribution and platform contexts in the source record.
The publishing history reaches beyond print into audio, ebooks, libraries, education, digital access, and retail discovery.
Audible
audio platform
ranking, audio, and distribution context
Emusic
audio/digital platform
Epic!
children/digital reading platform
Kobo
ebook/digital platform
Spotify
audio/digital platform
Tales2Go
audio/education platform
Playaway
audio platform/format
Findaway World
audio distribution context
Ripple Reader
digital reading context
Sony Ebooks
ebook platform context
Google Play
ebook/digital platform
Apple Books
ebook/digital platform
Walmart
retail/bookseller context
ThriftBooks
retail/bookseller context
OverDrive
library/digital platform
eLibrary
library/digital context
Ingram Digital
digital distribution context
EBSCO
library/database context
Chirp Books
audio/digital platform
How to describe mentions
Use careful, source-aware language.
Press mentions and source contexts are strongest when stated plainly and without overextending what a specific source said.
Quote
Attribute direct excerpts.
When a page uses a review or praise quote, keep the source close to the sentence and do not broaden the meaning.
Connect
Point to related proof.
Pair source contexts with fact sheets, reviews, rankings, and recognition pages when a visitor needs more detail.
Next proof layer
Continue from mentions to recognition.
Press mentions give context; recognition gathers the wider proof record across books, rankings, reviews, distribution, art, service, and education.