Oh, that is TOO COOL!!! Usually I donate mine to the library. We had a discussion a while back about people who have tens of thousands of books in their house in crates in the basement. I guess my theory is that I'd rather they were somewhere that others could enjoy, rather than in a "secret treasure hoard" that only I could get to. I really see books as incredibly valuable. So we do have books in the house - about five five-shelf bookcases full - but those are all my reference books mostly, and true classics. The other books I read I'll then donate away to the library. If I really want to read them again, I know where to find them <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
But it sounds really neat to be able to see who else enjoys them instead of just dropping them at a library to be part of the big sea of available books. I suppose it's like the old stamps they put in books to say when they were checked out. I loved getting books and looking to see how many times they'd been checked out before, and what the dates were <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I remember in high school I got hooked on Mary Stewart books, and for some reason the dates on them before mine were like 10 years in the past! I guess there weren't many Mary Stewart fans in my school <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />