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Our First New Zealand Legacy Library! We’re very pleased to announce the first New Zealand-based Legacy Library , that of Pei te Hurinui Jones (1898-1976). Jones joins Alfred Deakin (the second Prime Minister of Australia) in our Antipodean Legacies collection. Mr. Jones was a leading Māori scholar and translator (he’s known for translating three volumes of Māori chants and song-poetry into English, and three Shakespeare plays into Māori). You can read a more complete biographical sketch on his profile page .
Our First New Zealand Legacy Library!
This topic is currently marked as "dormant"—the last message is more than 90 days old. You can revive it by posting a reply. 1 booksontrial Sep 21, 2010, 5:11pm The recent frequent LT down times got me thinking about alternatives to LT, which I haven't done since joining LT, because my experience here has been an enjoyable one. During last night's downtime, I checked out goodreads.com.
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Librarything versus Goodreads Book cataloging services comparison
Librarything versus Goodreads: Book cataloging services comparison There are two great websites to post your book library and reviews, librarything.com and goodreads.com . Which service is better? The following is a feature-by-feature comparison between librarything and goodreads.
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When it comes to social networking sites, book lovers have it made. There are several popular websites that allow readers to catalog their books, share reviews, and connect with like-minded bookworms. But with choice comes decision and selecting the best site for you can take a bit of research and experimentation.
Our First New Zealand Legacy Library
Our First New Zealand Legacy Library! We’re very pleased to announce the first New Zealand-based Legacy Library , that of Pei te Hurinui Jones (1898-1976). Jones joins Alfred Deakin (the second Prime Minister of Australia) in our Antipodean Legacies collection.Sign up for a 30 minute session to learn and ask questions about LibraryThing for Libraries: Catalog Enrichment, BookPsychic, Book Display Widgets, and Library Anywhere! Tuesday, April 2, 10am Eastern Tuesday, April 9, 2pm Eastern Tuesday, April 16, 2pm Eastern Tuesday, April 23, 2pm Eastern » Click here to register
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A group for those interested and involved in entering the personal libraries of famous readers into LibraryThing as Legacy Libraries. For discussions of the libraries of those still among the living, head on over to the "Other Peoples' Libraries" group . Browse, search, and augment Legacy Library data via the Legacy Libraries page . If you'd like to join a Legacy project already underway, please use the contact information listed here , or contact jbd1 . If you'd like to start a new Legacy project, visit the Cataloging Guide and learn how to get started.
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