LibraryThingHe Kāinga Mā Tāu Pukapuka.
Ko te LibraryThing he putumōhio kore utu me whare-pukapuka-kounga hei whai i te ahunga whakamua o te pānui, i to whare pukapuka katoa ranei.
ranei
- He tino kore utu te LibraryThing.
- Āpitia he pukapuka, kiriata me te puoro mai i Amazon, te Library of Congress me ētahi atu whare pukapuka e 4,941.
- Aroturukitia i to ahunga whakamua pānui, whakatauria me arotakengia.
- Tirohia ngā tūtohi me ngā tauanga taipitopito mō tāu whare pukapuka me oranga pānui.
- Kimihia tō pukapuka tino pai me ngā taunaki kua whaiarotia.
- He hapori mahana me te manaaki o te tata ki te toru miriona te hunga aroha pukapuka.
- Join groups and talk with other book lovers.
- Ā mātou Kaiarotake Moata hōtaka tuku koni atu 3,000 pukapuka kore utu me tuku moata iā marama, iā marama.
- Ngā taupānga mō iPhone me Android.
- Kei te wātea i roto i te neke atu i te 50 reo.
He Aha Ngā Kōrero A Ngā Tāngata
“If you love books, and love people who love books, LibraryThing is for you.”
“Creating a catalog on the website is easy.”
“There are also suggestions of related books to read; it's a virtual feast of information.”
All Things Considered
“Not surprisingly, librarians love LibraryThing.”
“And it’s all free, with no membership fees, download limits, or ads–how awesome is that?”
“LibraryThing has evolved into more than just a handy tool; it has become a thriving community.”
