For All Book Lovers & Especially For Tired, Overwhelmed Parents…A Cozy Free Reading Room, 24x7.

Your toddler tugs at your sleeve, again…the latest crisis: a spill, a fight…and all you really want to do is find ten minutes to curl up with a good book.

Sound a little too familiar? If you're too harried to make it to a bookstore with a loud, possibly sticky child in tow, and you don't find the online bookstores offer the same chance to really revel in a new book, visit a great FREE resource for book lovers who like to really sit down with a book. It's open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, at http://www.bookbrowse.com.

Bookbrowse is NOT a bookstore; it won't try to sell you anything. Rather, it's an online reading room, literary salon, and coffeehouse.
You can "pick up" a popular title—or a rare, undiscovered literary gem—and not only read the cover blurbs and author bio, but print an excerpt or read it online…savor an interview with your favorite author…read reviews by the press and by other readers. You can even download discussion guide questions for your book group and get step by step advice on running a book group. You can also scan today's publishing news headlines and read the full stories. Every single book featured on the site includes a substantial excerpt.

If you decide you'd like a copy, one click will take you to price comparisons from some 40 different bookstores (new and used), and one more click will take you to the order page for the store you selected.

Already, over 100,000 visitors a month come through the site, which has been written up in Family Circle, the San Francisco Chronicle, Publishers Weekly, the New York Daily News, and elsewhere. It was named a Yahoo "Incredible Site of the Day."

View press coverage at http://bookbrowse.com/media/quotes.cfm
Visitor quotes at http://bookbrowse.com/media/consumer_quotes.cfm.
More about BookBrowse.com at http://www.bookbrowse.com/contact_info.cfm




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