BiblioTech - September 24, 2006 - 0 Comments
BookRevyoo
Posted by Eric
A new site dedicated to book reviews has just launched: BookRevyoo (I know, I know: site names these days).
BookRevyoo is a social book review community where you can add books to be reviewed, post your own reviews, and rate reviews by others. BookRevyoo gives you an easy and fun way to share your opinions on books you read!
Tag books with relevant keywords and discover just how easy it is to categorize, organize, and browse. Lastly, you can easily stay on top of your favorite book reviews through the power of RSS.
The site just started, so it’s mostly tech books right now, but the concept is interesting.
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