I came across this site www.goodreads.com - a site for people who read books and love to talk about them.
Great idea - latest in the social networking space - and I signed up immediately. Not only that, I sent out an invitation to almost everyone on my Google Address Book who read books.
Well, the idea may not work. It may turn out to be too tedious, as I felt while going through it, too much to write. Also, dont know whether people who read and love books also love spending time on the net - increasingly it sure will, but we are talking now. I mean, whether this transformation will happen before the money runs out, as they say!
But a good idea remains a good idea, and smart thinking, guys! I shall keep spreading the word and invite other people to sign up.
Sunday, April 15, 2007
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