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ReaderSpoils.com for Book Lovers

Posted on 02 January 2009 by clark

If you love to read than ReaderSpoils.com is the website for you. You will be able to choose the books you want to read and keep them. Imagine that. Sitting curled up on your couch or lying in your comfy bed reading. You know you got the hardcover book or e-Book for free. No worrying that you have to get the book back to the library so you do not receive a fine.

Your good fortune does not end there. Not only will you get to keep the book, you will get paid to read and review the book. ReaderSpoils.com offers you the chance to review a book (write at least five sentences about the book) and post it on Amazon or another website. The procedure is so simple and so worth it. All that the website asks is that you read the hardcover book within five days of receiving it.

The types of books found on ReaderSpoils.com are varied. You will find action books, religious books, picturesque books, children’s books, mystery books, self-help books, fantasy books, etc. In other words, you will find the type of book you are looking for.

When you finish reading the book, pass it onto your friends or family. Wrap them up for a gift if you so choose. Your friends and family will thank you. Or keep your beloved books in your cherished book collection.

The reason ReaderSpoils.com was started is due to the owner of the website wanting to help new authors. By giving the authors reviews on their Amazon page (or other page) it will give people surfing the Internet information on how good the book actually is. People will buy the book with more confidence.

If you love books you may as well check out ReaderSpoils.com to help new authors and to start receiving books and getting paid to read them. It only takes one minute to sign-up.

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Shelfari – Cozy up with a New Book

Posted on 17 October 2007 by T.W. Garrett

Now, I am not a big reader – basically because I have no time. However, if I had tons of time I would read…a lot! It took me a few minutes to decide whether or not Shelfari was worth my time (since I have not read a million books) but, to my surprise, it is a wonderful site for the “over-achiever” reader and the “tons of excuses” wannabe reader like me.

Shelfari, partnered with Amazon, is an online community of book enthusiasts. This free Website allows you to build a “bookshelf” of all of the books you have ever read. People who have the same reading interests as you can add you to their friend list and you become fellow Shelfarians. This is an interesting concept because on many other social networking sites, people often become friends because of superficial attributes, however, on Shelfari it is possible to add comrades based on good ole wholesome reading. Really!

You can also become a member of the many Shelfari groups or you can start up your own group. Groups allow members to chat and suggest books that are of interest to the group, based on what premise the group is built upon. Books can also be added to your wish list, where friends can view what you hope to one day read.

When you search for a book title, you have the option to buy the book through Amazon.com. This is helpful because when you are reviewing posts from other members, they may suggest a book for you and if you are interested, you can look it up and buy it instantaneously.

Shelfari’s interface is advanced yet simple to use. Each book has a nice cover image and most books have several editions to choose from, enabling you to add the exact book cover that you’ve read to your bookshelf. On your bookshelf, you can add tags such as contemporary fiction, young adult and novels to your book which helps while searching through your titles. Searching for friends is also simple with the ability to search by name, nickname, city or email address.

I think I’ll use Shelfari to find a new book that I’d like to read. With tags, I’m sure that I’ll find exactly the type of book that I’m interested in. Remember, it isn’t the size of your bookshelf – it is the quality of the contents you put on it.

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