New features in January

We’ve been busy releasing new features. Just in case you haven’t seen them, here’s a quick overview of what we released so far this month:

New way to reorder books. Just select the Organize button located at the bottom of the shelf and drag and drop books into the order you want to see them. You can also drop books onto list names to add them to the lists.

New shelf on profile pages. We integrated the new shelf look into profile pages. Just like on the full shelf, you can hover over books to view profile owner’s reviews, ratings, tags or to add the book to your shelf.

Writing reviews just got easier! Just hover over a book, select “Write review” and start writing. You will no longer be taken to a separate page, but you can write reviews right from your shelf.

Managing friends and friend requests just got easier too! Select “Manage friends” from the dropdown next to the “Friends” tab and you’ll see a page listing all your pending friend invitations. From there you can remind your friends to join your friend list, or remove requests.

Search improvements. Member search is now much faster. We also fixed several bugs in book search.

We’re working on a number of new features, which we’ll be releasing in the coming weeks so stay tuned!

Mike

Comments

[karra]

The Hound of Rowan was a very interesting book. It had elements of fantasy while also showing sci-fi, mystery, and other genres.
Without giving the story away, I will tell you that Max, the main character, discovers this unusual tapestry. From there, the events are set in motion. Max gains attendance to a strange school, meets friends, and discovers creatures that some would consider supernatural. But, with every fantastic discovery, there are those who would try to destroy them. In this instance, the very shadows are the antagonists and their forces include humans and werewolf-like creatures called vyes. This book shows the epic struggle between man and darkness... and a strange power coming from the past. I found this book so addictive; you'd want it to be a movie! It's the next Harry Potter, yet better!