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08 January 2011

New to Goodreads!

So I already had a shelfari way before I started blogging. Some of my blogger friends have told me I need to get a Goodreads account. So I did! I'm still working on getting all the books added to my shelf, but... I just thought I'd let you all know so you can befriend me! XD

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What book site do you all like better?


 

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  1. AlyssaJanuary 9, 2011 at 9:53 PM

    I personally like shelfari better ... I don't know why (considering I only signed up on goodreads two or three days ago, maybe I just haven't given it a fair chance yet, I dunno!) I think shelfari seems more user-friendly and fun! & I love that it gives you and actual bookshelf.

    PS. I'm friend requesting you on shelfari =)

    Alyssa @ The Babbling Bookworm

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  2. We Heart YAApril 16, 2011 at 5:16 PM

    I have to admit I have never used Shelfari, but I do love GoodReads. And I view my books by their covers, so it looks like a shelf. :)

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