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[…] have also found a great site for readers of physical books or e-books that suggests 15 Online Resources for Book Lovers from the folks at Mission To Learn. All of these sites are great and I highly recommend you check […]
Reply[…] have also found a great site for readers of physical books or e-books that suggests 15 Online Resources for Book Lovers from the folks at Mission To Learn. All of these sites are great and I highly recommend you check […]
ReplyAs someone who does a lot of reading for enjoyment, and research for my role as a finance guy – and blogger! – knowledge of these sites is helpful. I had not thought that there might be places to interact specificially over a book. One of those “aha” moments. Thanks!
ReplyI have been using price comparison sites like https://www.thecollegetextbooks.net for buying my textbooks. It is better than going for standalone stores. As you can save on lot of money using them.
ReplyGil – Glad you find them helpful. All the credit goes to Karen!
Tom – Thanks so much for the kind words. (And yes, those games certainly can be addictive!) – Jeff
ReplyHi there, I run dailyreader.net and happened to come across your site after seeing this post. I just wanted to comment on how nice and informative your site is (although I wasted a day playing the games from https://www.missiontolearn.com/2008/04/learning-games-for-change/)
-Tom
Reply[…] https://www.missiontolearn.com/2009/10/book-lover-web-sites/ here you can find some useful sites about books=) You may know most of them, but https://www.dailyreader.net/ is a new one for me and especially because of that I want to share that link. Dailyreader helps you to read at least a page of a book every day by sending you emails. […]
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