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Favorite authorsKelley Armstrong, M.C. Beaton, Jacqueline Carey, Julie Garwood, Laurell K. Hamilton, Stephanie Laurens, Anne McCaffrey (Shared favorites)
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My list is a collection of, yes, books I've read, but mostly books I want/need to read or
to purchase for the library collection. Any book I've actually read has stars.
So, my LT doesn't get to be a shelf list of my own books....
I'm also using some of the fields for things other than what LT originally intended.
My library, Richardson (TX) Public Library is supposed to be integrating LT into our catalog - hopefully
after a computer upgrade. Bedford (TX) Public Library has already done this, and it's very popular with their users. My question is how/if personal LTs can be 'merged' with a library collection, electronically at least.
The only thing I wish LT or I could do more easily is create a 'trail;' how did I come to this or that book? what was I reading/seeing/thinking that led me on to the next book? You'll see some definite fixations in my list - Psychology of Place, Urban design, Human geography....ENGLAND
Thanks for your comments.
posted by fringedbenefit at 10:28 am (EST) on Mar 11, 2008