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gilana I tend to use Goodreads to keep track of books I want to read, and then periodically go through and request a bunch from the library. I'd open up a bunch of tabs with books I want to read, open up a tab for the library, cut and paste titles and request them.
Well, maybe everyone else has already figured this out, but I just discovered that in addition to the links below a title on GoodReads that allow you to find it at Amazon and other booksellers -- you can add links for the BPL and the Minuteman Library Network. (And Better World Books. And Project Gutenberg. And a whole lot of other good sources.)
One click, the book comes up (well, mostly; some older books don't seem to be listed by the field they're using), I click "request", poof.
I feel like Cat on Red Dwarf. "Book! Book! Book! Book! Book!"
Well, maybe everyone else has already figured this out, but I just discovered that in addition to the links below a title on GoodReads that allow you to find it at Amazon and other booksellers -- you can add links for the BPL and the Minuteman Library Network. (And Better World Books. And Project Gutenberg. And a whole lot of other good sources.)
One click, the book comes up (well, mostly; some older books don't seem to be listed by the field they're using), I click "request", poof.
I feel like Cat on Red Dwarf. "Book! Book! Book! Book! Book!"
