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I just signed up with BookCrossing. I have a bunch of hardbacks that I want to set free. As soon as I get all the BC paraphenalia, I will have fun sending the books out.

I have a journal broken down by month/year of what books I've read and if I liked it or not. I was buying duplicates of books I already had or had read. I also keep a list of books I want to read. When I have a book from the list, then I cross it off. After I finish the book it goes to the...

I usually donate the books that I have read and don't want to keep. I don't keep many. I am also a member of what we call a book train. The first person(conductor) fills a box with books(in this case general fiction)and passes it on to the next person on the list. They take the books out that...

Geez SillyWabbit, you don't have to swear at me ;) , I am only trying to help. Books and cooking are my passion!

I did a general search under, Last Queens of Egypt . There seems to be some discussion of the book. I don't know if it helps, but here is a site. http://www.pearsoned.co.uk/bookshop/detail.asp?item=100000000017181

Here are some of my favorite websites for books; http://www.mostlyfiction.com http://www.HamiltonBook.com http://www.BookCloseOuts.com also: http://www.Amazon.com http://www.bn.com Anyone else have favorites?

Alot of the libraries here won't take the Readers Digest condensed books. But it's something to look into.

Why not try to sell them?I know many senior citizens love the Readers Digest books. If you don't sell them, how about donating them to a senior center or retirement community. It may be a tax deduction.

Don't mean to nitpick but I think you mean Bookman's Promise. I hope to read it soon myself. LMK if it's as good as his others, I'll bet it is. Raven, you are right. I have a head cold and couldn't remember the title of the book. Thank you for setting me straight. This book is good. For...

It's not a specific book that I keep reading over and over again, but a type of book. I love Southern Fiction. Most of the books that draw me in are books with quirky southern characters.

I am reading, Booked To Die . It's the 3rd in the Cliff Janeway mysteries. For those who are unfamiliar with this series. The main character, Cliff Janeway, is an ex-cop who becomes a book dealer of rare books. Great series.