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Welcome to the World's library! if you love your books, let them go - The New York Times. an unlikely global sociology experiment - Book Magazine. a modern-day message in a bottle - San Francisco Chronicle. It's easy to find books, share books, and meet fellow book lovers. About Us. How to BookCross.
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Bookcrossing.com is a charming, long overdue idea. Imagine...
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It's the World's Library. It's a smart social networking site. It's a celebration of literature and a place where books get new life. BookCrossing is the act of giving a book a unique identity so, as the book is passed from reader to reader, it can be tracked and thus connecting its readers. There are currently 1,991,799 BookCrossers and 14,438,244...
Label. Share. Follow. Breath new life into books instead of letting your old favorites collect dust - pass them along to another reader. Our online archival and tracking system allows members to connect with other readers, journal and review literature and trade and follow their books as lives are changed through “reading and releasing”. Users are ...
Although there were websites tracking things such as dollar bills andpictures, business partner Ron Hornbaker noted that nothing existed fortracking books. After all, books were more than just tangible objects,rather they possessed elements of emotional attachment and strong opinion;books were not only items collected and revered, but were intrinsi...
The team that continues to make all of this happen is based in Sandpoint, Idaho. However, the site could not function without the generous BookCrossing volunteersfrom around the world who help with various projects, spread the movement, and handle support questions.
BookCrossers love their books and love to read them. They tend to be the most generous, innovative, earth-friendly, good-hearted, whimsical, fun and educatedpeople on the face of the planet.
Here are the top 10 BookCrossing countries: 1. USA 29% 2. Germany 16% 3. United Kingdom 13% 4. Netherlands 11% 5. Finland 10% 6. Canada 8% 7. Australia 5% 8. France 4% 9. Portugal 3% 10. Spain 1%
“So I can follow my books checked into the World’s Library. That’s cool, but is there more?" You bet! You can... Join the World's Library Manage your bookshelf (both on and offline) Create customized bookplates for all your books Hunt for books in your neighborhood or around the world using the “Go Hunting” pages Chat in the forums about books, aut...
Bookcrossing at Kozminski University in Warsaw. BookCrossing (also known as BC, BCing or BXing) is defined as the practice of leaving a book in a public place to be picked up and read by others, who may then do likewise. The term is derived from bookcrossing.com, a free online book club which was founded to encourage the practice, aiming to ...
Mar 20, 2021 · Bookcrossing is the practice of leaving read books in public places and specially designed shelves (tables, shelves, showcases, open-air libraries) so that the finder can read and circulate them ...
- Jair Ribeiro
Aug 16, 2012 · BookCrossing is a website that allows users to register, label, and track books they release into the world. Learn how BookCrossing works, its benefits, and its global reach and impact.
Hi all, I've done some bookcrossing years ago, and I was thinking about starting again since I have a lot of books that I would like to give away. In the meantime I moved to a very touristic location, so the area is perfect for bookcrossing. But I was wondering if bookcrossing is still a thing in this time of Covid-19.
