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Which books do You read?
Submitted by anya on Tue, 04/15/2008 - 1:22pm.
books on paper 50% (6 votes) electronic books 8% (1 vote) I don't read at all. Why should I? 0% (0 votes) I read both 25% (3 votes) I recycle all my books. It's more useful. 17% (2 votes) Total votes: 12 (1 vote) Bookmark This Page |
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Recycling Books, BookCrossing.com
This poll reminded me of a site I use called Bookcrossing.com - the world's biggest free book club.
You can release your used books into the wild and then track where they go! So much better than a landfill.
Its free. Go to the site, sign up, and then register a used book. Then you leave the book somewhere conspicuous with a tag that says "take me I'm free" and tells the recipient how to login and say where the book is. Its really kind of addicting. Especially when a book that you've released ends up across the country or overseas.
I'm only sad that I've never found a bookcrossing book - I would love a free book and a chance to make someone else's day by logging it into the site. I think we need more sites that promote free exchange of perfectly good things.